ok ill look at it when i get home from work.. i just saw 3 small tubes comin out from under the tank and when i unplugged one gas started pouring... im pretty sure that those have to be unplugged to take the tank off

 

You could always light a match.....[sm=joke.gif]

 

hah ya then ill taste like fried chicken

 

i think im going to try something this year... you know the carbon fiber vinyl sheets? i think im gonna try to do my plastics in that... not sure how hard it would be due to the contours and stuff but i think it would look pretty cool.. then paint my wheels black or somethin

 

wow...

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Follow the lines from the shut off valve and remove the valve as well. Just remove the hose from the shutoff valve leading to the fuel pump. There should be 2, 1 for the main and 1 for the reserve.
There are vent tubes and an overflow for when you over fill the tank it will drain the fuel to the bottom of the bike and not allow it to flow over the engine. Thos can just be unplugged and no fuel should come out. You may have some running to the emissions canister but it should be all vapor as well.
This is easy maintenance bro, just think of it as having fun and learning about your bike. Or you could just drop it off at the stealershing and 150 buck but where is the fun in that.

BTW if that is a picture of your bike with all the plastic, seat and tank removed ignor my post. lol

 

hah yea bro thats my bike.. i just unplugged both of the tubes and ran all the gas into a a gas can.. i needed to drain it anyways because im about to sand and paint and crap and i didnt want a crapload of gas goin everywhere when i did it... thanks for the info bro it helped alot

 

Cool looks like your into it now. Have fun

 

yup looks like you have a nice project to last you for the next riding season...

 

ok bro the filler is called poly-flex it's made by evercoat.... it's the stuff thats used to repair plastic bumpers... not too sure where you can get it there but if you go to body shop and ask, i'm sure they could point you to the right direction..... good luck bro...