Fatboy 2002 fuel cross over?
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I routed my quick connect in front of the frame. I did not think there is enough space under the tank for the quick connect from getting heat soaked. Most people dont remove their tank enough to need a quick connect but I really find it handy to be able to unhook the lines and set the tank aside or to drain the gas out of the tank.
Thanks for sharing that info...
Both times I tried, using two different quick connects, I sat there looking at the angles and the space available and I just couldn't see how to make it work... and also have it look good....
In the end, I just don't find replacing the hose each time that big an issue... of course I now have a lot of practice....
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From: Utrecht, Netherlands
Thanks for sharing that info...
Both times I tried, using two different quick connects, I sat there looking at the angles and the space available and I just couldn't see how to make it work... and also have it look good....
In the end, I just don't find replacing the hose each time that big an issue... of course I now have a lot of practice....
Both times I tried, using two different quick connects, I sat there looking at the angles and the space available and I just couldn't see how to make it work... and also have it look good....
In the end, I just don't find replacing the hose each time that big an issue... of course I now have a lot of practice....
Got the quick disconnect yesterday, only two days, what a great ebay seller. Got a fuel line from the indy HD mechanic here, but I realized he gave me a 1/4" when I got home, so have to go back today and get the 5/16". If the weather drops from the sunny spring we had so far I can attach it, right now I'm too busy riding every day.
Last edited by HarleyViking; May 8, 2020 at 02:03 AM.
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