jerrybombard
Active Member
Hi guys,
Well I'm expecting my new TFI tomorrow, can't wait! Tonights project is to have the bike already so I can pop that baby on right away tomorrow, and I figure it will be easiest to remove the gas tank to get at the injectors. (And give me a chance to clean the area). Somewhere here I have read that instead of removing the tank to injector line on the left hand side of the tank, it's better to remove the fuel line connection @ the injectors themselves, as the fuel tank connection tends to leak after removal. I can see the connection @ the injectors, and the blue button that needs to be pushed in order to remove the line. The question I have is if that line is seperated at the injectors, won't fuel just free flow from the tank? Whereas if the fuel line is seperated at the tank, like a compressor fitting, seems like no fuel will flow from the tank. I do realize I need to drain the tank because of the cross over up front, but just need some input with someone with experience. I don't like free flowing gas.....
Comments please.
Well I'm expecting my new TFI tomorrow, can't wait! Tonights project is to have the bike already so I can pop that baby on right away tomorrow, and I figure it will be easiest to remove the gas tank to get at the injectors. (And give me a chance to clean the area). Somewhere here I have read that instead of removing the tank to injector line on the left hand side of the tank, it's better to remove the fuel line connection @ the injectors themselves, as the fuel tank connection tends to leak after removal. I can see the connection @ the injectors, and the blue button that needs to be pushed in order to remove the line. The question I have is if that line is seperated at the injectors, won't fuel just free flow from the tank? Whereas if the fuel line is seperated at the tank, like a compressor fitting, seems like no fuel will flow from the tank. I do realize I need to drain the tank because of the cross over up front, but just need some input with someone with experience. I don't like free flowing gas.....
Comments please.