DIY-How to remove and install Gas Tank on a VTX 1300 R S C
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video I show how to remove and reinstall the gas tank on your V twin Honda VTX 1300
check out my other VTX DIY videos:
• VTX 1300 Motorcycle
As Always, SAFETY is first. Use all the precautions and safety equipment and gear at all time…depending on what is being done that includes, gloves, glasses, mask, etc.
Please like, share and subscribe! Thank you!
Thank you for watching.
Affiliate links, at no cost to you for:
Non battery-operated Pressure gauge w/ bleed button & hose: amzn.to/3622GJC
Air pump: amzn.to/3DWRdri or amzn.to/3xhkuLS
tire tread depth gauge amzn.to/3jr5e6X
Try Amazon Prime for 30-day Free Trail amzn.to/3G8TSgP
Kindle Unlimited Membership Plans amzn.to/3g5oSUm
Try Audible Plus amzn.to/35nVOp6
Try Audible Premium Plus and Get Up to Two Free Audiobooks amzn.to/3G8UaUX
Good video I’m going to your house later today so you can remove mine your the best. 😅
:)
Nice video and a great looking bike! I'm having problems with my fuel petcock. I was wondering rather than totally removing the tank, whether I could just slide it back a bit to address my issue? Thank you!
if you have a petcock value issue only, you do not need to remove or even slide the tank around.
petcock valve is clearly accessible on the side.
Great video!!! Thanks. Do you have any videos on fairing installs upper and lower fairing? I can’t find any videos for VTX 1300.
i should do a video on this...thanks for the suggestion.
here is the link for the lowers that go under the windshield
www.vtxcafe.com/threads/my-own-home-made-lowers.47090/#post-559294
here is the link for the deflectors that i added to the crash bar
th-cam.com/video/VNE_-XBRBl8/w-d-xo.html
here is the link for the crash guard chaps
th-cam.com/video/u8z9sA78uUI/w-d-xo.html
please help me out by Liking, Sharing and Subscribing. Thank you!!
Could you tell where the hose that you took out from behind the tank is connected to? I washed my tank but that hose came out by itself now that I put the tank in there is no gas I have that problem..
Thank you bro.
Always welcome!
Thanks!
You're welcome. Thank you for your comments. Please be sure to like, share and subscribe to help out.
It really helps 👍
Thank you :)
Excellent 👍
Thank you!
About to do this for a rejet. Will gas pour out if the tank is almost full? If so how do you prevent it?
No, as long as the tank lid is on and closed.
The petcock valve should be turned off.
No issues of gas pouring out...just easier when it's empty.
What jet kit did you use
can you please make a video on replacing/ installing a vacuum line on the vtx 1300. just bought a used one and there is no vacuum line. i know one end connects to the petcock but cant figure out where to install the other end.
Hi. Let me see what I can do.
you did not say anything about disconnecting the plugs in the rear of the tank????
Nice bike! Is “flushing” bike fuel tank the same thing as “sealing” a bike fuel tank?
no, is the tank leaking? you can rinse it out yourself, should not be an issue.
Hi, 2 questions, the overflow that is plugged into the tank goes where, is it just a free line at thee other end? Also, if you want to drain the tank what would be the easiect way? TY again
the over flow just hangs down below...so doesn't go into anything.
easiest way to empty is remove the petcock valve for complete empty beside turning it upside down :)
@@footprintsinconc No! the easiest way is attach a hand vacuum pump to the petcock on smaller left hole. This makes the fuel flow out the other side, use a peice of tubing to guide gas into gas.
@@Frogtalkin good suggestion!
Im about to re jet my carburetor vance & hines no air box modification and k&m air filter what are your thoughts
Hi. Honestly, i'd have to pull out some really old notes and start from there...I'll look into it a little later
But in the mean time, i'd check this out:
www.vtxcafe.com/threads/lean-rich-carburetor-adjustments.12511/
they have a tone of stuff that you can read there. Im sure there is a thread on there that talks about the different setups that people have and the setting they are using.
let me know here what you found, tried and what you settled on?
look, you setup will have a more free flowing exhuast and more air pull in,
so you might get away with pulling you needle up with out chaning out the slow jet.
you will need to bump up the main jet thought...
@footprintsinconc yeah, I'll definitely let you know what I came up with the person who had the bike before me had already put one shem but didn't change the slow jet or the Maine jet thanks for your info 👍
What color is this ?
Silver
My 04 vtx1300r is leaking oil and fuel from carb. What could it be??? It has 42k miles
i assume you mean you have oil and fuel in the air box...not coming from the carb itself. oil can't come from the carb.
the vtx has air filter box has a crankcase breather outlet. you could be getting pretty severe blow by from combustion in one or both you cylinders to push oil into the air box...i haven't heard of that.
as for fuel in the air box...i would remove the carb and clean it out and put it back...could be many reasons. this would ensure its all clean. then you would have to follow instructions on turning the carb so that the bike does not run lean or too rich.
@@footprintsinconc how hard or how easy is it to remove the carburetor for a rebuild?
@@lstruggy here is the video i did on it
it's a bit of time consuming the first time around, quite a few parts, but you know it's done right.
it only gets easier. i would not hesitate to start it yourself right now...it's winter, so the bike is most likely parked right now?
@@footprintsinconc yes it’s inside a rental storage 10x10 here in Vegas.Tnx for the reply 🙏🏽 I inherited the bike recently 06 vtx1300r good condition but it might need a fuel tank reseal has little rust inside I was told by Honda dealership and found a local bike shop that would rebuild carb for $200 plus carb rebuild kit. I’m a total motorcycle noob and via TH-cam and forums im learning and soaking informations atm the plan is to sel her after some tlc had Honda bike dealership did the oil change, radiator flush, new fuel lines and brake fluid flush so far