The rubber mounts that hold the tank to the top tube may have corroded onto
the frame, and it feels stuck. Just ease the tank in a circular motion
until it starts to break free.
On Mon, Nov 22, 2021 at 10:17 PM Dave duChêne wrote:
> Support the rear of the tank to get it out of the way. The line
Support the rear of the tank to get it out of the way. The lines are
connected to the fuel shut-off. There is also an electrical connection.
Before you reconnect the lines make sure the ends aren't split or cracked.
Dave
On Mon, 22 Nov 2021 at 10:09, scott@gmail.com
wrote:
> I need to change
Once you've removed the bolt lift the back of the tank and slide it
backwards and it will come off. It's just resting on two rubber bushings at
the front.
The fuel line and vacuum line should be pretty apparent if you shine a
light on the petcock. Both are going down towards the carbs.
-Kyle
On
I need to change spark plugs on my 1984 700S and the dealer's parts counter
suggested removing the gas tank to get at the plugs underneath. I removed
the bolt at the base of the tank (near the seat), but the tank still seems
attached at the front of the bike.
The shop manual for the 700S says t
