Gas tank still crooked, V7 III

[Thirtyaughtsix]

I had intended to ask about this when I got my Stone 1 year and 3 days ago but I never bothered, was too excited at the time and to date no one else has noticed. But yeah, it is definitely the gas tank and not the seat. I recall reading another thread about the rubber pucks that the tank rests on and their respective bolts being loose and I have indeed had the tank off to make sure they were nice and snug, I remember one being notably more loose than the other but as you can see the problem persists. 2019 model. Any suggestions to straighten this out?

[Cam3512]

Are you sure the tank is fully seated on the rubber pucks?  If I recall there are numerous fuel/vent lines and cables underneath that might get in the way.

[egschade]

Remove the seat and check the pad under the rear tank mounting bolt. Sometimes the pad will rotate as you tighten the bolt, causing the tank to tilt a little. Keep the pad straight as you snug the bolt down and see if that helps.

[Tom]

Check the rubber pads under the seat too.  Look for the alignment of them too.

[sign216]

In the early V7 this was caused by ethanol in the American fuel, making plastic tanks distort.  It happened to my '09, but I'm living w it.
However, I thought this was solved. 
Has it?

Joe

[pyoungbl]

The single TB V7s all have metal tanks.  That includes this V7 III.

[Bulldog9]

I had intended to ask about this when I got my Stone 1 year and 3 days ago but I never bothered, was too excited at the time and to date no one else has noticed. But yeah, it is definitely the gas tank and not the seat. I recall reading another thread about the rubber pucks that the tank rests on and their respective bolts being loose and I have indeed had the tank off to make sure they were nice and snug, I remember one being notably more loose than the other but as you can see the problem persists. 2019 model. Any suggestions to straighten this out?

FIrst world problems  As others have said, check all the pads, may just give the tank a jerk down to the right. If all else fails, shim the left side by putting a washer under the tank mount pad.