Print

Please login or register.
1 Hour 1 Day 1 Week 1 Month Forever
Login with username, password and session length

[Twolanerider]

Thanks. I'll send him an email and see what he says. Next time I'm at a dealership I'll try to remember to measure the OEM line at parts dept.

 
Ride Safe,
Fired00d
 

Wouldn't be surprised if their OE line was just a spool of hose that was cut off when needed.

[Boatman]

Wouldn't be surprised if their OE line was just a spool of hose that was cut off when needed.

It's just 5/16" fuel hose you can buy at Napa, Autozone, etc..

[Fired00d]

Wouldn't be surprised if their OE line was just a spool of hose that was cut off when needed.

Hmm, didn't think about that. I'll have to check parts book and see if it has a number. Thanks.

 
Ride Safe,
Fired00d
 

[Mikey]

I replaced mine with the 63698-02 Braided cross over, no disconnect. It and the stock rubber line measure 9 1/2". With no fairing and no lowers it would work great in front of the coil.
Mike

[Fired00d]

I replaced mine with the 63698-02 Braided cross over, no disconnect. It and the stock rubber line measure 9 1/2". With no fairing and no lowers it would work great in front of the coil.
Mike

Thanks for the measurement info. I had looked into the MoCo's braided crossover but then heard about/saw the quick connect/disconnect and liked the idea of not having to drain the tank to take it off.

 
Ride Safe,
Fired00d
 

[Boatman]

Raised the tank tonight and pulled off the rocker cover.  Found the rear center rocker housing bolt loose and the outer ones tightend a little too. The head of the bolt wasn't raised from the housing but it was definitely easy to turn.  Fronts were tight.  Reinstalled rocker cover with a new gasket.  May have got lucky-at least I know now how to do it.  The new gaskets were red and a lot higher quality gasket than the black cover gasket that was taken off.  The red gaskets part # had an "A" after them.

[Mikey]

Boatman,
Good news! I was having a brain fade when telling you how tight it was. I was thinking rocker housing gasket. That was where mine was leaking. It requires removing the rocker arms and the housing and it hits the frame on the rear. I was able to get it off but didn't see anyway of replacing it without dropping the motor by removing the front mount.
I hope it was the cover gasket and not the housing gasket on yours.
Mike

[Boatman]

Mike-

Once I got the valve cover (rocker cover) off, I was able to tighten the rocker housing bolts (which the 3 back were loose).  Thanks again for the help and hopefully I got lucky and don't have to pull it apart further.  Bob