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Old 14-May-2005, 20:26   #7
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The clips that hold the fuel lines to the connectors that enter the tank can be F****** to get off. The two metal pipes that enter the tank are held in place by a single bolt and clamp in the middle. Undo the bolt and pull the connectors out from the bottom of the tank.
These have an "O" ring seal, smear a very thin layer of grease when re-fitting.


Best to drain tank first or have very little fuel in it.

Other suggestion is .... Ducati do a set of fuel lines for the 749 / 999 with the dry break fuel fittings in as per the 916 / 996 / 998 . Buy a set of these and do the conversion when you take your tank off.

[Edited on 14-5-2005 by Carbon749]

[Edited on 14-5-2005 by Carbon749]
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