dropping gas tank
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dropping gas tank
I'm in the process of dropping the tank on my 93 se. But here'* the dilemma its hitting into the exaust pipeing. Will I have to remove the exaust or is there a way to drop the tank without removing the exaust? Its the stock single exaust on the se
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You should be able to unhook it and just move it out of the way some. I dropped mine couple years ago to drop my tank. Never unhooked it from the engine.
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Unbolt the muffler at the hangers if it'* still orignial. If aftermarket...determine how they supported the muffler and lower it ..
Also unhook the two rubber o rings behind the cat .. that'll let it move a little more and then you can get the tank right out.
Also unhook the two rubber o rings behind the cat .. that'll let it move a little more and then you can get the tank right out.
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Unbolt the muffler at the hangers if it'* still orignial. If aftermarket...determine how they supported the muffler and lower it ..
Also unhook the two rubber o rings behind the cat .. that'll let it move a little more and then you can get the tank right out.
Also unhook the two rubber o rings behind the cat .. that'll let it move a little more and then you can get the tank right out.
I already got the o rings off and I'm about to tackle the hangers and hopfuly she'll be all set to come off
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**update**
Well after wrestling with the tank we finally come to the conclusion that
1)I stink of gas and in dire need of another green monster
2) fuel pump does not good at all
Pipes were rusty and on the bottom of the pump is a brown filter I believe (resembles a tea bag) and it is discolored black with tiny silver particales covering it
Well after wrestling with the tank we finally come to the conclusion that
1)I stink of gas and in dire need of another green monster
2) fuel pump does not good at all
Pipes were rusty and on the bottom of the pump is a brown filter I believe (resembles a tea bag) and it is discolored black with tiny silver particales covering it
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That'* the filter sock and yup, it'* time for a new pump and sender unit. You'll be glad you did it. Make sure you replace your fuel filter when you're all done unless it'* recently new. That rust will have found it'* way into it too.
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