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This is a small percentage of what was in my fuel tank...

Discussion in 'Suzuki 250cc In-line 4's' started by sarahb, Nov 6, 2015.

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  1. mishdog20

    mishdog20 Active Member

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    Well ive never came ACROSS that one before....lol
     
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    Yeh you will be right, as long as you only have a small handful of bolts left at the end, you will be fine...
     
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    Any tips for bunging up the holes (fuel tap, red indicator light, orange indicator light) ? For cleaning/ lining?


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    Or proper duct tape with the little fibres in it for strength/durability etc.
     
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    Murdo The Good Doctor Staff Member Contributing Member Ride and Events Crew

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    Any tape that will stop the liquid from running out.
     
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    couple more show'n'tell pics


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    Update is that tank has been lined and kiffsta's fuel tap has been fitted and above filter has been replaced and I got a ride in before the rain today.

    Surprisingly the bike didn't feel too different. Can't believe it functioned for so long with so much rust floating around.

    Thanks all for your input and advice.


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    Phil Senior Member Contributing Member

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    Glad it arrived and you are back on the road
     
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    How long did you have to wait Sarah before you could put fuel in the tank?? The Por 15 was 3 days by memory, the one you used sounds like a better kit if it can be used earlier...
     
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  12. sarahb

    sarahb Well-Known Member

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    Yep mishdog just 24 hours...

    Well that is 24 hours for the clean and then 24 hours for the Lining


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    Yeh ice one, thats better than the Por-15 kit.
     
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