Lifting the gas tank
If I want to change the spark plug wires, what is involved in lifting the tank out of the way. I see no way of replacing the back plug wire without lifting the tank out of the way, any suggestions or ideas out there? thanks
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When I lifted mine, I unbolted it and just set a chunk of 2x4 underneath it while I was in the workspace. Although may not be preferred by all, it worked. :icon_clapclap::icon_clapclap:
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Remove the front tank bolt and loosen the rear bolt. Then sit a 2x4 or something similar underneath it as stated above. That should give you more than enough room. You could also just get a tank lift and coil relocate and never have to deal with not having room again.
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Originally Posted by shackdaddy
(Post 13587249)
Remove the front tank bolt and loosen the rear bolt. Then sit a 2x4 or something similar underneath it as stated above. That should give you more than enough room. You could also just get a tank lift and coil relocate and never have to deal with not having room again.
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As others have mentioned get the coil relocation kit if you're going through the trouble. Here's my 1200C with the relocation done without the tank lift.
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Here's a link on various options on Coil relo kits and tank lifts-
http://www.dkcustomproducts.com/Spor...n-Kits_c12.htm |
Originally Posted by DK Custom
(Post 13589114)
Here's a link on various options on Coil relo kits and tank lifts- http://www.dkcustomproducts.com/Spor...n-Kits_c12.htm
This is where I got my kit! The kit from DK and the step by step thread here makes it a breeze! DK also has the F4 tape if you're doing the tuck. |
Originally Posted by shackdaddy
(Post 13587249)
Remove the front tank bolt and loosen the rear bolt. Then sit a 2x4 or something similar underneath it as stated above. That should give you more than enough room. You could also just get a tank lift and coil relocate and never have to deal with not having room again.
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