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rocmoc Grand Master

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Are you looking to keep it in the same location or change to under the seat as in the later models?

What is the matter with your present tank?

rocmoc n AZ/Mexico

bruhaw Collaborator

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Have you talked to Casey at JMC? That would be a good starting point I would think. He might have one or know at least where to get one. Other option would be No Limits. They say they have a number of parts in stock.

Kinarfi Veteran

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There is also a resin that you can pour into you tank and then rotate you tank so it flow into all the corner and over the area that's leaking, then let is cure, Looked at for my motorcycle gas tank years ago, I suppose it's still around.

Kinarfio

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Thanks for the info. My tank has three hose connection points one to the pump, one return and one to the carbon canister. wouldn't I need a tank with the same?

showa Enthusiast

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I would recommend a tip over valve in a vent if your redoing the tank. Eliminates need for vented cap and reduces fire hazard if you windup on side or upside down.....

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I would recommend a tip over valve in a vent if your redoing the tank. Eliminates need for vented cap and reduces fire hazard if you windup on side or upside down.....

Good point. I have been planning on doing just that to mine. Just haven't gotten around to it yet. Don't want to end up upside down with gas all over me. Especially if it's dark out and I would need to strike a match to see what was happeninng.

Lenny

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