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18th October 2019, 16:57 | #11 |
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Quick question slightly relative to this.
Am I right in thinking that when I change the petrol tank strap, I won't have to hold the tank in place with jacks? Thank you.
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You will have to support the tank with something - either jacks or wooden blocks - otherwise it'll fall and the weight will be transferred to the pipework, which probably won't hold it. Two jacks or two lots of wood blocks - put them under the tank, one each side (outboard of the tank strap, otherwise you won't be able to get it out). |
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25th October 2019, 12:12 | #13 |
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I'm just about to put this tank back in but I can't remember the correct route for the various hoses/pipes.
There's a double clip on the bottom left corner (of this pic) and a triple clip on the bottom edge near the filter. Then at bottom centre there's the thing that looks like a double handle but I think is actually some sort of guide device for routing hoses/pipes. Can anyone remember the correct route for the hoses/pipes? |
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