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08-09-2007, 05:40 PM | #1 |
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Fuel Tank Dilemma!!
I've recently got hold of a 2001 fuel tank for a monster 900 dark.
is it possible (or has anyone done this!) to modify it to fit a 1999 carb version (my bike). I wanted it to replace my dented original. Whilst it looks the same initially and will offer up to the bike ok there seems to be a number of major differences: The filler hole seems massive? with no apparent fixings for the fuel cap? Inside the tank there is a lot of piping and also some spring clamps which I'm guessing is for an internal fuel filter? The filter on my original is outside underneath the tank. Finally, there are four metal pipes which come out of the underside of the tank. Is this something to do with the tanks suitability for later fuel injected models? what do they connect to? Any help/advice would be great as this tank I got for a bargain and is brand new (New Old Stock) cheers Pike |
09-09-2007, 01:47 PM | #2 | ||||
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: NW Surrey
Bike: Multiple Monsters
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Best to sell it on & get a carbie tank. It is possible to put a carbie tank onto an ie (which can be a pain in the **se to do) but doing the reverse is not something I'd like to bother with for the cost of a 2nd hand tank Quote:
There is an ally housing that sits in there and then the filler cap sits in that - it has to be able to be removed to get at the fuel inection unit - filter & pump Quote:
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As you ask - they are for the ie models. Hope this is of help AK |
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09-09-2007, 05:53 PM | #3 |
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Cheers for that.
Yeah agree, looks like I'll have to stick it on Ebay! thanks |
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