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Tourer
Posts: 460
Centennial, CO | Hey all,
I am in the process of installing my CB on the CCT after installing the 2" pull back bars.
I got to the tank removal section and successfully removed all but the fuel plug. When I got it off I had fuel running out (not very fast) but it was dripping enough that I put it back on and started reading more. I figured in the instructions that a "special tool" is required but could be circumvented by doing something else.
Who has had the tank off the 2012 CCT and what did you do to plug the fuel so it doesn't drip? Or do I go to the dealer and pick up a plug and just be done with it??? My tank is 7/8ths full and draining would just be a pain but could be done I guess. But I'd rather not do this.
Thanks in advance!
Jim |
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Cruiser
Posts: 293
Arkansas | I know this is a late answer, but I asked my dealer the same question and they don't even have that plug - they don't use anything. So I guess most don't drip too much. I'll be putting on the 2" pullbacks myself next week.
BTW, I found that Santa Rosa is no longer going to make these bars- they have some left over inventory of the standard diameter bars that have not been coated- so one can how them powder coated or chromed. The "fat" bars are gone. Their mechanic who did this work for them left and now don't have anyone to do the work, per phone call last week by my dealer. |
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Tank special plug
