Hose routing for California emissions/3 line fuel tanks: Difference between revisions
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Some people remove the evaporative emissions systems from their bikes, or install a replacement California tank on a 49 state bike. If you have a 3 line tank (California) but don't have the emissions devices, this is what you need to do: | Some people remove the evaporative emissions systems from their bikes, or install a replacement California tank on a 49 state bike. If you have a 3 line tank (California) but don't have the emissions devices, this is what you need to do: | ||
*The right tube allows air into the fuel tank through the gas cap as the gas level drops. | *The right tube allows air into the fuel tank through the gas cap as the gas level drops. This tube must remain open. | ||
*The middle tube is the drain and should keep the stock routing under the bike in the [[What are those tubes hanging down from the bike for?|hose cluster]] (right-hand side of the frame, as discussed above). | *The middle tube is the drain and should keep the stock routing under the bike in the [[What are those tubes hanging down from the bike for?|hose cluster]] (right-hand side of the frame, as discussed above). | ||
*The left tube circulates fumes to the emissions system and should be capped off. | *The left tube circulates fumes to the emissions system and should be capped off. | ||