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Old 01-02-2012, 06:26 PM
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Thanks for the pictures and your time.
 
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We here always luv pics!!!
 
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thanks for the writeup
 
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Originally Posted by FUBAR55
Don't know how to say it in Klingon, but thanks for the info.
(Qapla') [Sucess]
Originally Posted by zeus33
hey anyone know if there are any additional steps for an 08 road glide?? I have to pull my tank for some mods as well.
Same tank, same procedure.
 

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Originally Posted by FUBAR55
Don't know how to say it in Klingon, but thanks for the info.
k'pugh garble snarf..... or something like that
 
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Took my tank off last night, after consulting this thread again. Didn't see any reason to remove the dash off the tank. Actually I couldn't get a wrench in to remove that forward alan head fastener under the ignition switch.

Just remove the back two bolts, remove the rubber caps and front two bolts, the quick disconnect on the fuel line, unplug the connector that goes to the ecm, pull out the two drain lines that follow the frame tubes on each side of the bike and the tank lifts right off. Easy peasy, no tricks at all. But thanks for the pics, I actually didn't know the fuel connector was a quick disconnect.
 
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Originally Posted by 56tbird
why do you need to pull the tank to change bars if you have abs?
With ABS, the front brake lines run down/up the backbone of the frame to the ABS module. They run next to the wire-trough.
 
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Originally Posted by reesestewww
After searching and not finding exactly what I was looking for I posted earlier today asking about removing the gas tank. I needed to run a USB Accessory cable from under the seat to the front of the tank.

Below are my step by step instructions on how I completed this task.

After removing the seat remove this middle bolt with is securing the dash.


Remove the allen screw on the front side of the dash too.


Before lifting the dash from the tank unplug this harness from top of the tank.


Safely place the dash aside. I did not unplug any harness that went from the dash to the ECM.


Tank at this stage.



Release this quick disconnect fuel line.


Unplug this harness from under the tank found on the left side.


Remove rear tank bolts.


After removing the rubber caps, remove the front tank bolts.


Lift the tank and safely set it aside.


The wire channel is now exposed and I easily ran my wires.


That's it!
Thanks for the info. like the pics.
 
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Old 02-03-2012, 08:27 PM
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Originally Posted by mike 1955
Thanks for the info. like the pics.
Yes sir,

Hope it helps.
 
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Old 09-06-2012, 07:38 PM
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Great Info. Thanks so much. I'll be doing this soon because of a vandalized tank on my softail.
 


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