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Thanks Phil and Jon anything you can do to help will be greatly appreciated.

That is the way I installed the carb slide, although thanks for the info so I know it's correct.
Next I'm gonna take apart the throttle at the grip as I had dissasmbled it a few times inpsecting the starter button and when the carb was removed and then re-installed it may need to be rechecked or ...

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EXCUSE THE FACT THAT SOME ISSUES IN THIS REPLY ARE UNRELATED TO ORIGINAL POST: I just don't know if starting a new thread for each is prudent to helping me resolve my issues..
Ok I cleaned the starter relay and nothing new still a click. Purchased a new replacement w/ fuse from old bike barn and ...

So did you custom tool the base or is this a part I could find and modify from a hardware store/motorcycle supply place? This looks like a great replacement solution which I need badly. Any help on how I may achieve the same results would be appreciated.

I made the base out of alum. It's the same ...

angrypirate wrote:I have a '63 CA77 305 and it eats tail lights. A new light wont last 2 hours at best and im not sure why. I tried 1157, and 1154 with the same result so I'm thinking that LEDs may last longer. Any thoughts?

same problem here as well...

I just did your jump the starter test and yes the starter cranks over fine. Thanks for the tip! Do you have the ability to add some pics of your starter relay contact points? I just opened mine up and the copper contact points looks clean as a whistle.