Removing fuel hose from tank?

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  1. Mr OCD

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    Removing tank to install PCV... How the heck does the fuel hose come off? Some weird clip that won't release?
     
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    If it's the one with the metal clip, stick a very thin screwdriver between the clip and plastic part then prize the metal clip outwards to release the pipe.
     
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    if it's the red clip type thing,just push the 2 tabs in and lift the red centre out,then pull it off.
     
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    Green clip?
     
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    Done it ... :)
     
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    Was going to advise wearing safety specs while doing it, cos the fuel always seems to flick out
     
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    make sure you connect the TPS connector to the TPS and not the MAP sensor.......
     
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    They only go one way round?
     
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    At least I hope so lol ... :D

    Runs and sounds fine ... PCV and O2 eliminator installed and then mapped.
     
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    nope they are the same connector only a few inches from each other!

    You will know if you get it wrong when the TP% doesn't change
     
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    Well the ECM light would be flashing wouldn't it?

    I've run it up to temp and sounds fine.
     
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    I don't remember any lights (when I fecked up!) but when you calibrate the throttle the voltage will not change
     
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    Bollocks ... Gonna have to check now!

    Cheers
     
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    Just to add the engine doesn't need to be running to calibrate the throttle (unlike suzukis!)
     
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    Why would I need to calibrate throttle?
     
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    The PC needs to know the min voltage and max voltage of the TPS to calculate 0-100% throttle.
     
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    How's this done?
     
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    You check without having to calibrate.

    plug in the PC usb to a laptop with the bike ignition on. The DJ software should read 0% with zero throttle and only 100% when you give it the full beans. If it reaches 100% before full twist or doesn't reach 100% you need to calibrate
     
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    Plug your laptop into PC with software and roll throttle on ? Is this correct ?
     
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