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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: jetmechmarty on April 06, 2015, 04:51:00 PM
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My bike had a straight piece of stainless braided hose in place of the original preformed hose. The installation was an abortion, so I picked up Goodyear pn 63318 for $10 or so. I don't have the original hose to compare to. Who has used this one and does it actually fit? It looks too long. It's the one with two preformed curves. I had assumed the correct part was $80. I see it's less than $20. Is it worth the bother to mess with this?
(http://www.mgcycle.com/images/atrex/28157450.jpg)
(http://www.rockauto.com/info/147/63318_VIEW1__ra_t.jpg)
While I'm futzing with this thing, I discovered my coils flopping around. The vibration isolators failed. I've applied PC7 epoxy paste to repair them. It's supposed to bond to metal and to rubber. I guess I'll find out.
(http://images.plumbersurplus.com/images/prod/1/Protective-Coating-027776-rw-208815-317933.jpg)
Also, I'm looking at what I believe is the fuel pressure regulator. Is it vented to atmosphere, or is it supposed to have a hose connected to the right side?
Will I have to remove the fuel filter to replace the coil bracket? If that's the case, it might make the hose installation easier.
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I can answer part.
No the pressure regulator doesn't have a hose on the barb, it uses that to sense atmospheric pressure.
I think at one time they may have used it to adjust fuel pressure in some way but not on any Guzzis.
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Hey Marty, I use heater hose w/spring inside it. Cheap in price, keeps it's shape.
No little hose on pressure reg, just to air.
Coils come off w/o having to take off fuel filter.
So, the bike is coming along ok?
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So, the bike is coming along ok?
What it's going to take is me working on it. I'm motivated to do that. I just did the hardest part. I got started.
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I think it may have come standard with braided hose for the main fuel line from petcock to pump, at least that's what mine has.
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Ran a generic hose for a breather on my EV. For whatever reason it only lasted about 10,000 miles. Replaced that with stock. If I ever need a new one it'll be stock. Discussed a few years ago here with some pics:
http://archive.guzzitech.com/EVBreatherHose-Joe_B.html