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So I have the tank off preparing to install new WO515 handlebars.Now since I cut the crossover tube, do I just get a length of gas line and two clamps and slap it back together or is there a reason to get a replacement part from Harley?
Thanks,
I've always been a "slap it together" kinda guy. Go for it. Just make sure you do a good enough job you don't have to take the tank off again down the road. It is gasoline after all.
Thanks much!
Now I just have to wait till Friday for UPS. Wild1 says I wont have to extend the wires and without the bars being here, it sure looks like it needs it. Oh well..
Why did you cut the crossover tube. I have an 08 Heritage and when I took my tank off I didn't cut anything but the clamp. Reused the hose that was there.
I didnt remove the tank or disconnect crossover, simply removed bolts and unhooked "petcock" and scooted tank back being careful not scratch the rockerbox covers. 07 softail
+1 ....I bought the S.S. crossover line but I needed more than 5.5" (06 Deluxe), so I just bought a hand full of clamps. I used tile snips to tighten the clamp and pull the LEFT SIDE clamp, since there is more room to access it.
Tile snips
Originally Posted by jimmers1817
Why did you cut the crossover tube. I have an 08 Heritage and when I took my tank off I didn't cut anything but the clamp. Reused the hose that was there.
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