Need Help Please

[Everette]

I've been working on the bike the last couple of days and everything going well. I was putting the gas tank back on this morning and noticed a loose hose that smells like gas. I cannot find where it goes. On the other side it looks like there is a similar hose going to the lowers where the air filters are are located. It feels loose also, I did not pull it out. Can I just slide the hose back into the space or does it connect to something?

 

Thanks:confused24:

 

Everette

[Redneck]

What you have there is the vent hose it hooks to the tank on the top under the ignition switch cover. it just hangs behind the left lower.

[Eck]

Yep, what Redneck said..a gas tank vent hose..

Here is a picture to help you locate where it goes on top of the gas tank ..

[Everette]

No it's not that hose this is going down in front of the engine and then to the lower faring. I think it is the other end of that hose.

 

I just cranked the bike and it runs, so that is a good sign.

 

Thanks

Everette

[Eck]

 

No it's not that hose this is going down in front of the engine and then to the lower faring. I think it is the other end of that hose.

 

I just cranked the bike and it runs, so that is a good sign.

 

Thanks

Everette

 

 

Post a picture for us so we can see which hose your talking about..

[breakingparts]

Sounds like one of the AIS hoses. check the carbs. 2 have caps and 2 have the AIS hoses unless you already performed that mod.

[Everette]

Thanks for all the help. I'm still not sure what these hoses are, but I will find out tomorrow.

Everette

[Cougar]

Everette, YES- it is a AIS Hose. all it does is vent ...

not to worry.. I found that hose last year when

I had to repair my radiator. I removed my Lowers

and found those hoses.

 

There is also one on the other lower as well. they do not give you

enough length and yes they are kind of hard to push

back in-place.. but nothing to really worry about.

You can kind of route them anyplace. >downward

Jeff

[James Ardrey]

Everett those hoses fit into a little bracket on the front side of the breathers and next to the lower fairing. You can't see the brackets unless you remove the Breather boxes. I think you can probably feel the bracket with your fingers or loosen the front fairing to make enough room to see or feel.