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common problem is end of pipe breaking of on top under cap.it is easy fix.
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So to repair...
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no.that was opened for different reason.
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ok so today i started on the leaking tube problem
found some pipe in my scottoiler box and was able to reuse it covered the pipe in araldite and slid it through (wasnt as easy as it sounds!) slow setting araldite so got to leave over night to set. will update tomorrow. cheap fix if it works £5! fingers crosssed ![]() DSC00021.JPG DSC00022.JPG DSC00024.JPG DSC00025.JPG |
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FIXED!!!
Been in the garage with a full tank of petrol and not a drop of fuel! Cheers for the advice chris worked a treat and cheap to! lets just hope it stay fixed! heres a pic after a well needed clean! (with the fixed tank) ![]() ![]() ![]() DSC00027.JPG DSC00028.JPG |
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Any update on this?Did your pipe within a pipe stay fuel tight or was it just a temporary fix?I ask because BB juniors curvy leaked a load of fuel yesterday and I fear he may have the same problem.
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If they leak randomly then stop it can be carb floats..
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Yes I didnt catch it "in the act"of leaking,just a strong smell of petrol.Bike was standing in a pool of water (from all that rain)so couldnt see where anything had come out.Would the carbs still overfill when the engine was off?I thought they required inlet vacuum to open the fuel tap,and power to pump the fuel.Or can an open float chamber siphon fuel anyway?
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Nah can't siphon it but the vacuum fuel taps don't always close immediately, and they can flow a lot of fuel.
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