Re: Gas leak (from new fuel sender?)

["Gregory D. Girard" <ggirard@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Did all these "fuel sender" issues get fully resolved ?

Greg

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From: Matt Knowles <matt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: ST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx <ST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wednesday, May 17, 2000 7:24 PM
Subject: Re: Gas leak (from new fuel sender?)


>>I rode mine to the dealer and was fine. I did open my
>>garage and let the sucker air out for a coupla minutes
>>before I fired her up. Basically, though it smells
>>awful, this is a slow leak (unless you see a drip,
>>drip, drip in which case have it towed).
>
>Good points. On my first one, there was a serious pool under the bike so I
>towed it. On the second one I noticed that the alternator was wet, but
>there wasn't a pool below the bike. Just to make sure I didn't blow up
>anything, I rolled it out of the garage and started it once I was out on
>the street. Fortunately it is almost all freeway to the dealer, but at one
>signal I could definitely smell the gas while I waited. I've never been so
>impatient sitting for a red light.
>
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