Sticky Posts Truncated
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Sticky Posts Truncated
Is it me or are a lot of the sticky posts truncated? I'm also seeing a lot of html code highlight/bold/smiley, etc. rather than what the code is supposed to do embedded into the posts. I see this with IE and with Firefox. Obviously the next question is how do I get to see the entire thread?
Here's an example of a truncated thread: https://www.hdforums.com/forum/fuel-...rejetting.html
ends with this:
You'll have to use an awl, skinny screwdriver, and perhaps needlenose pliers to remove the one-time-use hose clamp on the gas hose at the tank, destroying the clamp in the process, so have a replacement worm-drive hose clamp from the hardware store for later reassembly. Slide the hose off the tube on the fuel valve. You may have to grab the hose with pliers and rotate it back and forth to break it loose, but don't let the plier's teeth cut into the hose. Do not remove the vacuum hose (behind the fuel hose) from the fuel valve.
Back on the right side of the bike, find the vacuum hose that plugs into the top of the carb behind the black plastic cap and pull up on it until it slips off the tube coming out of the carb. Note here now the routing of the fuel hose going to the tank an
Here's an example of a truncated thread: https://www.hdforums.com/forum/fuel-...rejetting.html
ends with this:
You'll have to use an awl, skinny screwdriver, and perhaps needlenose pliers to remove the one-time-use hose clamp on the gas hose at the tank, destroying the clamp in the process, so have a replacement worm-drive hose clamp from the hardware store for later reassembly. Slide the hose off the tube on the fuel valve. You may have to grab the hose with pliers and rotate it back and forth to break it loose, but don't let the plier's teeth cut into the hose. Do not remove the vacuum hose (behind the fuel hose) from the fuel valve.
Back on the right side of the bike, find the vacuum hose that plugs into the top of the carb behind the black plastic cap and pull up on it until it slips off the tube coming out of the carb. Note here now the routing of the fuel hose going to the tank an
