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– 620 may need modifications. The tank will fit onto the motorcycle frame but may interfere with the seat, fan and anti-pollution equipment, so some modifications may need to be made.

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– Will NOT fit with CV (Constant Velocity) carburettor.

– Some bikes have an Air Box hex head bolt (LHS) which the tank might interfere with. The hex bolt can be replaced with Button Head bolt.

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Our tank will give the EXCs an impressive trail range, while still retaining the slim lines of the stock tank.

We’ve replaced the stock radiator shrouds with tank wings, so the extra fuel is carried forward and low – this also gives the radiators impact protection in a crash.

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Our T700 45L twin tanks system are currently being field tested to ensure it meets durability in the outback conditions.

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950 SE Safari Tank Fuel Sensor O Ring Fix??

Discussion in ' Dakar champion (950/990) ' started by Two Moto Kiwis , Feb 13, 2013 .

Two Moto Kiwis Homeless Somewhere

Good morning gents Thanks to good advice we have removed the tank and have the fuel sensor out, the O ring looks perfect but the tank face is cupped and every time the fuel tanks gets hot it starts squirting out as the tank deforms. I am thinking a petrol proof sealer coupled with the O ring would be a good fix?? How have you other guys fixed this? Cheers from Oaxaca

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That works for me. Did you replace the valve on your petrol cap with an overflow pipe? Saw it on your picks when you did the forks. That is the cause of pressure in the tank that cause a leak.

Crowley said: ↑ That works for me. Did you replace the valve on your petrol cap with an overflow pipe? Saw it on your picks when you did the forks. That is the cause of pressure in the tank that cause a leak. Click to expand...

Katoom119 Mmmm....Orange Kool-aid

If that doesn't work let me know and I'll send you some ethanol/gasoline resistant gasket material so you can cut your own and even stack it if the sensor isn't fitting flush with the tank.

kanur cu new er

I want to hear fixes for this also. I recently pulled my Safari and put the stock tank on because of this. I plan to buy a new sensor and petcocks to put on the Safari to make changing between the tanks a simple task.

triplenickel Long timer

Get some hylomar, and smear it around the oring and mount surface.

Ok, this is the stuff we used, according to the label unaffected by gas, oil and water ... time will tell. I put it in the O ring recess and on the flat surface or the sensor as well as the surface of the tank as well which is slightly convex Autozone in Mexico has Permatex so if this fails we will try that, on reading both labels etc this stuff appears to be more gasoline resistant ..... and it smells great

Schannulleke Been here awhile

I had the same problem. I wanted to buy an extra set of petcocks and sensor to have it permanently installed on the safari any way. In my cas it were the "wings" of the sensor (where the screws go through) that contacted the tank first and the middle part (in between the wings) and the tank still had some space in between at the same time. I just sanded the surface of the wings (a few millimeters at the tip of the wings and gradually less material removed towards the middle) so the sensor surface follows the curve of the tank. It needed some repeated iterations of sanding -> mounting -> leak-testing before I got it right but now it works perfectly. No gasket needed (important to me because a solution with a gasket is more difficult in the field to fix).

DeepInIt Long timer

I am +1 on the problem being pressure in peoples tanks and not the seal. I had the same issue, common with the locking gas cap. If your venting is working and you aren't boiling your gas, it is not possible to have gas squirting from the sensor. After gas spraying and much consternation, I rebuilt my cap and haven't had a problem since.

DeepInIt said: ↑ I am +1 on the problem being pressure in peoples tanks and not the seal. I had the same issue, common with the locking gas cap. If your venting is working and you aren't boiling your gas, it is not possible to have gas squirting from the sensor. After gas spraying and much consternation, I rebuilt my cap and haven't had a problem since. Click to expand...

The sealing is done and hopefully it will hold now the tank shouldn't pressurize. The result, O Ring and flexible glue Tube to the front and the Flexx pad doing the job. Relocate front tank one way breather to the rear

DLH Lurch the Lurker

Two Moto Kiwis said: ↑ Yeah with a black 30L sun heat sync, 35 - 40 deg C temps, a hot twin poking heat at it the one way valve is probably not the best option. I swapped the one way valve to the back tank and put the vent tube to the front, coupled with the adhesive sealant etc I would like to think we are sorted. We were planning on leaving Oaxaca tomorrow however the teachers strike here means the city will blockaded at every exit and the city centre blockaded so we ain't goin anywhere !!! Time to catch up on trip reports!!!!! Click to expand...

DLH said: ↑ Are you guys just running an open vent tube off the cap? That's the recommendation to keep the tank from pressurizing? Click to expand...

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Acdelco 3 terminal fuel tank pressure sensor, what is a fuel tank pressure sensor.

The fuel tank pressure sensor is part of your vehicle's fuel pump assembly or fuel tank and is used to detect pressure changes in the evaporative emissions (EVAP) system and fuel tank. Often mounted on the fuel tank, the fuel pressure sensor reads pressure levels in the fuel system to control and monitor the engine's fuel usage and detect evaporative leaks in the EVAP system. In some cases this may be as simple as a loose or faulty gas cap, but in any case, you may see a Check Engine light illuminate to alert you to a problem in the EVAP system. Reading the Check Engine light code can help you narrow down the source of the problem and determine if it's time to inspect or replace your fuel tank pressure sensor or other parts of the evaporative emissions system. If the fuel tank pressure sensor fails, you may notice hard starting, stalling, poor gas mileage, or poor acceleration due to EVAP system issues that affect the fuel ratio. The fuel tank pressure sensor is an important part of your vehicle's EVAP system, and any fuel system leaks should be addressed promptly as they can lead to excessive pollution and fuel loss. O'Reilly Auto Parts carries fuel tank pressure sensors for most applications. We also carry the gas cap, vapor canister, or other EVAP system parts you might need for your repair. For EVAP and fuel system resources, visit the O'Reily How-To-Hub for more information to help you complete your repair.

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