Re: Leaking Fuel Senders.. Again

["Paul Steinbacher" <psteinbacher@xxxxxxxxx>]

I got my replacement and it has not leaked yet, but it reads empty
irregardless of amount of gas in the tank. I would say the wash is in order
then take a close look at other connections if that does not work. I found
that I could feel the fuel on the sender wire when it was leaking. Good
luck.

Paul & Dee

> Hi Gang hope everyone is having a nice holiday. I just wanted to ask
> for an opinion from the collective wisdom of the Dawgs.. I had my
> fuel sender replaced about 2 weeks ago. I'm still smelling gas in my
> garage. Now before I had it replaced I was also smelling gas but
> never got the dreaded BIG puddle under the bike. I still don't have
> any puddles and the smell isn't near as strong as before. Also when
> my dealer did the sender he said it was only seeping a bit no big
> leaks. My question to you all is: Is there any way to check to see if
> the new one is again leaking without pulling the tank?? I'm thinking
> that I maybe smelling residual gas from the replacement job.. I
> wasn't able to give the bike a good washing after the sender was
> replaced due to VERY cold weather so I'm thinking it may just be gas
> that's sort of just "there" any and all opinions appreciated.
>
> Best
>
> Erik



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