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Bypassing water pipes on carburettor gt200
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So after pulling the carburettor for the umpteenth time today I'd like to permanently remove the two water pipes at the bottom of the carb as they are not needed in Australia and they are a pain in the arse. I can easily join the two hoses but my question is- are the two pipes on the bottom of the carburettor just pass through? Can I just leave them there with nothing connected to them?
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