SE Stage 1 air cleaner ......
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Road Captain
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SE Stage 1 air cleaner ......
I'm looking over the instructions for the SE a/c (#29400129) and note that they say to remove the fuel tank.
Anyone installed this a/c on a 2014 SGS or other touring bike?
Anyone installed this a/c on a 2014 SGS or other touring bike?
I have installed about 8 of these, and I never removed the tank.
To make access easier, you can unbold the tab on the back of the tank, and lift it a bit, Seems like I used a short 2x4 or maybe a 1x4 laid under the tab to hold the tank up.
Edit:
To qualify this, I haven't done any on a 2014 yet.... All were between 2004 and 2011 models
To make access easier, you can unbold the tab on the back of the tank, and lift it a bit, Seems like I used a short 2x4 or maybe a 1x4 laid under the tab to hold the tank up.
Edit:
To qualify this, I haven't done any on a 2014 yet.... All were between 2004 and 2011 models
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Road Captain
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From: Oregon
Yeah I was thinking you must be a HD wrench to have installed that many!! 
And yes I'm talking about the 2014 models.
Anyway, it looks to me like the 2 screws holding on the induction module bracket (B) would be the only reason to remove the tank. Must be a way around that I would think.
I'm at work and can't look at the bike right now.
And yes I'm talking about the 2014 models.
Anyway, it looks to me like the 2 screws holding on the induction module bracket (B) would be the only reason to remove the tank. Must be a way around that I would think.
I'm at work and can't look at the bike right now.
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Yeah I was thinking you must be a HD wrench to have installed that many!!
And yes I'm talking about the 2014 models.
Anyway, it looks to me like the 2 screws holding on the induction module bracket (B) would be the only reason to remove the tank. Must be a way around that I would think.
I'm at work and can't look at the bike right now.
And yes I'm talking about the 2014 models.
Anyway, it looks to me like the 2 screws holding on the induction module bracket (B) would be the only reason to remove the tank. Must be a way around that I would think.
I'm at work and can't look at the bike right now.
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