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How To Remove Fuel Tank

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Guest quizesilver

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they are over flow tube for petrol and water slip in.

when u pump too much over flow it comes out from below lor instead of ur tank

calvin Newbie

calvin

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the other should be the breathing hose to prevent pressure built up in the tank...

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  • 11 months later...
Anthen Newbie

Anthen

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Hi Guys,

 

Need your advice before i start my engine & go for JB petrol 2night.. dono dangerous annot? scare the petrol come out and cause spillage on the road.. :mad:

 

Pls help!

 

Just now i went to wash my bike and when i screw out the tank screw

and pull out the tank,

http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/9338/picture12zx3.jpg

 

I realise that there are 2 tubes left hanging.

http://img147.imageshack.us/img147/3742/2tubesdr2.jpg

 

Are these 2 tubes supposed to connect to the tank? :confused:

http://files.conceptcarz.com/img/mitsuoka/le-seyde%20a%20type%202.0.jpg

 

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ah_huats Newbie

ah_huats

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i think 1 is for the petrol the other is for the air to suck the petrol.

 

furthermore i think there is 1 more connection for the fuel guage.

 

pls corect if i'm wrong. thanks.

RVF_Kenny Newbie

RVF_Kenny

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Originally posted by ah_huats@Jul 22 2006, 11:18 PM

i think 1 is for the petrol the other is for the air to suck the petrol.

 

furthermore i think there is 1 more connection for the fuel guage.

 

pls corect if i'm wrong. thanks.

I think you are right.

 

There is a wire connector on the right side of the tank. Check the other 2 tubes. There's one that goes all the way under the bike to near the side-stand. That is for the air. The last one is for the fuel connect to the left side of the tank.

 

Mine's a spec 1.

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s4vtec Newbie

s4vtec

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jus met Anthen to fix up the two tubes for him, and also explained to him the use of the 2 tubes... Anthen, :cheer:

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Guest quizesilver

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die...

u better say thanks to him. and treat him kopi for his sweat...

 

refer to his thread.

RVF_Kenny Newbie

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Just a point to note: The air suction pipe sometimes will get bent and get blocked after putting back the tank. As such it creates a suction force in the tank and petrol cannot flow smoothly into the carb. Bike then die(stall) easily. Anthen, pls visually check that that pipe properly for blockages.

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HondaSuperFourHSF Newbie

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Just to clarify. One tube is for the water/petrol to drain off. The other one is for air? What do you all mean air? or is it to suck in air to the petrol Tank???

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Anthen Newbie

Anthen

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Originally posted by s4vtec@Jul 23 2006, 01:12 AM

jus met Anthen to fix up the two tubes for him, and also explained to him the use of the 2 tubes... Anthen, :cheer:

Thank for the time spent to explain the parts to me.. :cheer:

 

Safe riding :goodluck:

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Anthen Newbie

Anthen

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Originally posted by ad1da5@Jul 23 2006, 02:06 AM

Just a point to note: The air suction pipe sometimes will get bent and get blocked after putting back the tank. As such it creates a suction force in the tank and petrol cannot flow smoothly into the carb. Bike then die(stall) easily. Anthen, pls visually check that that pipe properly for blockages.

Hi ad1da5,

 

noted with thanks! I had open up the tank early in the morning, everything is in place.. *happy! :sweat:

http://files.conceptcarz.com/img/mitsuoka/le-seyde%20a%20type%202.0.jpg

 

Sometimes

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Until we lose them

Then we regret

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Anthen Newbie

Anthen

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Upon requested,

 

Can i check with you guys, what is purpose of this MITSUBA FR-3314 18W 4 bulbs? Can some1 kindly advice me?

 

http://i112.photobucket.com/albums/n185/neo_laiyuan83/PICT0009.jpg

http://files.conceptcarz.com/img/mitsuoka/le-seyde%20a%20type%202.0.jpg

 

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Until they leave us

Until we lose them

Then we regret

Outer beauty doesn't matter; it's the inner one that counts

It's better to tell someone how much you love them

RVF_Kenny Newbie

RVF_Kenny

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The air one is the same as the water/petrol to drain off one. Serve both purpose. When u overtopped petrol, it drains the excess. When the engine is on, petrol goes from the tank to the carb. To prevent vacuum from being created, air is sucked into the tank. Its also via the same pipe.

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1055/527481558_8975eefe29_m.jpg

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s4vtec Newbie

s4vtec

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Originally posted by Anthen@Jul 23 2006, 09:04 AM

Upon requested,

 

Can i check with you guys, what is purpose of this MITSUBA FR-3314 18W 4 bulbs? Can some1 kindly advice me?

 

http://i112.photobucket.com/albums/n185/neo_laiyuan83/PICT0009.jpg

bro, dun forget to get the hose clip form bike shop for your petrol feeding tube as i had mentioned to you last night... :smile:

take care and safe riding... :cheer:

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Guest quizesilver

Guest quizesilver

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that pic that u post is called a winker or use for hazard light use.

it mean it can power 4 bulb of 18w each.

Anthen Newbie

Anthen

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Originally posted by quizesilver@Jul 23 2006, 05:37 PM

that pic that u post is called a winker or use for hazard light use.

it mean it can power 4 bulb of 18w each.

oic! for hazard light purpose. thank you, SIR! :lovestruck:

http://files.conceptcarz.com/img/mitsuoka/le-seyde%20a%20type%202.0.jpg

 

Sometimes

We just don't appreciate those people who really care for us

Until they leave us

Until we lose them

Then we regret

Outer beauty doesn't matter; it's the inner one that counts

It's better to tell someone how much you love them

  • 10 months later...
ReZaF Newbie

ReZaF

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as above ..got one air tube on right side and speedometer cable rite..

and one oil tube on left....

then must remove all tubes then can remove tank???

lift tank forward or wat huh???...

:cheeky:

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