Well got of work today and went to the garage and put the carb back where it belonged. I made sure everything was good and tight and She started right up and ran as before. welp chalk another weird experience. Time to ride now

Yea my fix went all day with no blow off too. Ran like a champ! Should have done it sooner.

Well I'll be darn !!, I thought I was the only one that had happened to. I asked alot of people who own Road Stars, if this had ever happened to them. "Never heard of it happening", was their responce.
I was at a down cafe late at night when I tried starting her up and nothing. Just kept turning, but would not start.
I had to call a tow service to get her home. The next day, I started going through fuses, wires, gas filter, sending unit, so many thing on my Road Star, can't recall every thing I looked at.
I changed out the spark plugs, checked to see if gas was getting to the carb, when a friend came by and sat down on a box I was sitting on near the carb side of the Road Star. I explained for about 15 minutes everything I had done in order to get her started but had no luck.
I started telling my friend that I was probably going to have to rebuild the carburator when he reached and grabbed the carb, said; "this feels lose", pushed back in and said; "try it now". Yep!!, She started up like before. Man, was I a Happy Camper!!
The "O" Ring was very, very lose.
abel

I did this with an '82 Virago 750.