Tank Removal

ttstu · 10-Aug-2005, 09:43

In need to swap the air filters back and presume that I need to remove the tank to get at them.

Someone please explain in simple speak how to do this. Nee d to do the job tonight. Thanks.

Rally · 10-Aug-2005, 10:26

erm.... don't think you do need to remove the tank to do this...

They are located on the outside of the airbox. You remove the air tubes to reveal the filters.

Wylie1 · 10-Aug-2005, 13:47

1. Remove front fairing.
2. Remove air tubes by undoing 3x bolts each side where they're bolted to the airbox.
3. Remove air filters (without removing tank).
4. Refit standard filters, then air tubes, then fairing.

ttstu · 10-Aug-2005, 19:27

Front fairing? Oh no!

Loz · 10-Aug-2005, 20:27

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Originally posted by ttstu
Front fairing? Oh no!

It's very easy. Remove side panels, mirrors, two bolts, back wheel ... actually, no, not the back wheel.

andyb · 10-Aug-2005, 21:10

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Originally posted by Loz

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Originally posted by ttstu
Front fairing? Oh no!

It's very easy. Remove side panels, mirrors, two bolts, back wheel ... actually, no, not the back wheel.

In fact its that easy.........just drop it on a roundabout, hey presto!

Loz · 10-Aug-2005, 21:23

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Originally posted by andyb
In fact its that easy.........just drop it on a roundabout, hey presto!

Cheers, Andy, I just won a £50 bet with myself. Good 'un!

andyb · 10-Aug-2005, 21:48

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Originally posted by Loz

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Originally posted by andyb
In fact its that easy.........just drop it on a roundabout, hey presto!

Cheers, Andy, I just won a £50 bet with myself. Good 'un!

Thats good then, thatll pay for the cheeky fork upgrade work then..........25mm??

ttstu · 11-Aug-2005, 00:44

Actually it was quite simple. One thing about these Ducs though. Removing is easy putting them back together is something else. Can't get nose cone 100% symetrical.

Loz · 11-Aug-2005, 07:40

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Originally posted by ttstu
Actually it was quite simple. One thing about these Ducs though. Removing is easy putting them back together is something else. Can't get nose cone 100% symetrical.

That is very true.
Taking the seat off is fiddley, putting it back on again can be infuriating.

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10-Aug-2005, 09:43	#1
ttstu Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 293 Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Bridgwater, Somerset. Mood: On the mend! Tank Removal In need to swap the air filters back and presume that I need to remove the tank to get at them. Someone please explain in simple speak how to do this. Nee d to do the job tonight. Thanks. Reply

10-Aug-2005, 10:26	#2
Rally Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 708 Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Staines erm.... don't think you do need to remove the tank to do this... They are located on the outside of the airbox. You remove the air tubes to reveal the filters. Reply

10-Aug-2005, 13:47	#3
Wylie1 Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 719 Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: South East Mood: Out with the grey....in with the satin black 1. Remove front fairing. 2. Remove air tubes by undoing 3x bolts each side where they're bolted to the airbox. 3. Remove air filters (without removing tank). 4. Refit standard filters, then air tubes, then fairing. Reply

10-Aug-2005, 19:27	#4
ttstu Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 293 Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Bridgwater, Somerset. Mood: On the mend! Front fairing? Oh no! Reply

11-Aug-2005, 00:44	#9
ttstu Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 293 Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Bridgwater, Somerset. Mood: On the mend! Actually it was quite simple. One thing about these Ducs though. Removing is easy putting them back together is something else. Can't get nose cone 100% symetrical. Reply