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**MVA-Voyager** · 03-08-2021, 11:45 AM

I just did this swap on mine this past week. Mike's step-by-step made it easy. Any time I do my own work, I can usually add a Pro Tip...

Pro-Tip: when replacing the tank back on the bike, and reconnecting the fuel line...be sure that the fuel line connector is ALL THE WAY on when you engage the snap-clip back in-place. Otherwise, when you first crank it up, the pressure from the fuel pump will force the fuel line off and gas will go everywhere.

You can tip me later, I'll be here here all week, and oh yeah - try the veal

03-08-2021, 11:45 AM	#27
MVA-Voyager Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: Mechanicsville, VA Posts: 83	I just did this swap on mine this past week. Mike's step-by-step made it easy. Any time I do my own work, I can usually add a Pro Tip... Pro-Tip: when replacing the tank back on the bike, and reconnecting the fuel line...be sure that the fuel line connector is ALL THE WAY on when you engage the snap-clip back in-place. Otherwise, when you first crank it up, the pressure from the fuel pump will force the fuel line off and gas will go everywhere. You can tip me later, I'll be here here all week, and oh yeah - try the veal __________________ Randy A. Mechanicsville VA 2011 Voyager - Blue/Silver - "Addie"
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