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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Vidouze
Bike: S4r
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S4R fuel sensor
Hello all
The bike has been sat up for a couple of years and today i thought i would get it back on the road. Foolishly i did nothing as i was not expecting for it to be sat up. So on trying to start it....turns over but no firing so i smelt the petrol....craps it smelt bad. So tank off and fuel drained out of the pipes, there was still some in there so i thought i would drop out the sensor and properly drain the tank and from here it got funky. The sensor took some pulling to get out and i found it had swollen and split along its length which explained why it was so hard to pull out. Now i will get a new one but does anyone have any tips on how to release the electrical connection set inside the tank? Last edited by S4R Dude; 09-12-2023 at 08:51 PM.. |
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