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Re: Fuel Leak :( --- Questions



Hello Reddy,

I saw my dealer removing the tank for replacing the fuel sender.
You do not have to drain the tank.
I took him about 5 minutes to remove the tank.
He unscrewed two bolts on the saddle side, the bolt in front and then
removed all the connected fuel lines.
These lines seem to be 'auto shut off' because no fuel escaped.
Even for an 'non tech' it must be possible to remove the tank without
problems.
When you remove the fuel lines make sure you remember what goes where for
when you have to reinstall the tank!

Cheers,
Ludo, Belgium
Red 99 ST

- ----- Original Message -----
From: "Reddy, Shantanu (STP)" <shantanu.reddy@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <st@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, July 17, 2000 2:41 PM
Subject: Fuel Leak :( --- Questions


>
> After a long ride this weekend, I fully detailed and waxed my bike.
>
> Before leaving work, I noticed a fuel smell and decided to check it out.
>
> A small puddle on the left side (bike was on center stand).
>
> Does this indicate the sender?  There was never any indication that there
> was a leak before this morning.
>
> Since my work schedule probably won't enable me to personally bring my
bike
> to the dealership, I was thinking about bringing them the tank.
>
> Is this an option?  How hard is it to remove the tank?  Anybody willing to
> give me a quick set of instructions?  Do I need to drain the tank before
> removing it?
>
> Needless to say, after 3k flawless miles and being thoroughly infatuated
> with this bike, I am feeling a little down this morning.  Makes me wish I
> had a Honda.
>
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> >
> > Shantanu Reddy
> > Leads Development Engineering
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