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    HEXHEAD Tech - R1200RT - Gas Tank Removal - 2008 Model

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    Apply all safety rules when handling volatile liquids

    Specifics:
    space- Bike shown is a 2008 R1200RT
    space- Heated Seats
    space- No Factory Radio

    Tools Needed:
    space- 5mm Hex Socket
    space- T-25 Torx Socket
    space- Small Straight Blade Screwdriver

    Space ÔÇô you will need a bit of space to stow away the panels and tank as they are removed 10ÔÇÖ x 6ÔÇÖ is minimal

    Recommendation ÔÇô Not required, but, it is easier to remove the tank the emptier it is,
    can be done full but remember there will be 7+ gallons of fuel.

    Process Steps:
    space- 1 All appropriate plastic panels removed
    Please refer to http://www.bmwmoa.org/forum/showthread.php?t=35262 for how to do this
    space- 2 Remove Center Trim Screw
    space- 3 Disconnect Electrical Connections to Fuel Pump
    space- 4 Disconnect Fuel Lines (2)
    space- 5 Disconnect Vent Lines (2)
    space- 6 Remove Tank Mounting Hardware
    space- 7 Remove Tank
    Last edited by Semper_Fi; 09-29-2009 at 02:28 PM.
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