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Posted by Anti-hero
- August 04, 2013, 18:00:23 PMYea that's the game plan I still haven't had a chance to look into it still but will post up what I encounter thanks again guys...
One thing I did notice the air cleaner on the left side seems alil out than the right side could this be a reason for the spillage? If so what should I do about?
Posted by chief
- August 04, 2013, 16:44:24 PMIf you have fuel all over everything that could have made the road slick, I suppose. Anyway, you need to do a visual of EVERYTHING related to the tank and fuel system. Something that major should be obvious.
Posted by Troll
- August 04, 2013, 16:03:13 PMIf it fell over, the tip over sensor shut down the system. It should restart after you cycle the key. That fuel leak is the big issue...Did you have the fuel tank off recently? There are only a couple of connections, so the problem should be easy to spot.
Posted by Anti-hero
- August 04, 2013, 14:55:12 PMso last night i was riding pretty late here in san diego and my bike starting fishtailing out of no where, i stopped to maybe see if itll go away but then there was a gas leak cause my whole enging and some parts were drenched in gas...melted hose maybe? well i had to get out of the way so i went up alil more it kept fishtailing and then fishtailed out of control and threw me off the bike... nothing rele serious happened jus alil road rash and a bruised foot from the bike landing on my leg... got the bike up but then didnt wanna turn over so im thinking thats just the battery cable discinnecting but i havent yet look into it but any pointers on where to start? it was out of nowhere this happened the fishtailing and the gasleak or outpour i should say. thanks again guys hope i get this done soon this bile is my life and my only transportation.