removing scotoiler from pointy 650
 

Hi
Pick up triumph on Monday and want to take off scotoiler

Can't be arsed to remove seat / tank / air box to get to throttle body pipe for scotoiler

Was thinking of just cutting the tube from throttle body used by scotoiler and taping up , is this ok all will it cause problems ?

Cheers Steveg

Re: removing scotoiler from pointy 650
 

What's the reason why the oiler is coming off?

Re: removing scotoiler from pointy 650
 

Taking the seat / tank / air box off wouldn't take more than 15mins tops surely...?

Re: removing scotoiler from pointy 650
 

I can get to it on my pointy without removing anything. Do in from the RHS using your thumb and index finger as a pincher. I managed to do and put the black nipple back on this way.

Re: removing scotoiler from pointy 650
 

Its going onto my triumph sprint next week when I pick her up :)

Cheers Steveg

Re: removing scotoiler from pointy 650
 

Hi Dan

Tried from RHS can't get hands in ,bike seems ok ( I've cut and tapped up tube)

Cheers Steve

Re: removing scotoiler from pointy 650
 

You'll need the elbow damper you left on the SV for the Triumph, and possibly a new piece of hose to cut into the Sprint's vacuum pipe. A pair of long nose pliers shoud rwch in to pull the elbow damper off, and then put a new cap back on the brass spigot.

Re: removing scotoiler from pointy 650
 

Thanks Lozzo could not find my long noise pliers , so just borrowed a pair and all sorted now

Cheers Steveg

Re: removing scotoiler from pointy 650
 

If you need a new pice of hose to fit the vacuum pipe, Scottoiler themselves were supplying them free of charge. I know they did do this for owners of Daytona 955i's, because they sent me one.

Re: removing scotoiler from pointy 650
 

This page should help you install it to the new bike

http://www.scottoiler.com/uk/installation-guides.html

You don't need any new vacuum pipe connectors