Removing tank
- Thread starter JBIZ
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In the picture on the left with the red elbow, you can just take a flat blade screw driver and stick in in the clamp and pry the clamp open and slide the fuel line off the fitting. You just use a sidecutter to clamp it back on.
On the right side you just depress the tab on the bottom of the fuel line fitting and the clip will come off the barbed inlet. To re-install you just push it on.
On the four stroke you have to unhook the battery.
Other than that, it will come right off. You can leave the pump in the tank.
On the right side you just depress the tab on the bottom of the fuel line fitting and the clip will come off the barbed inlet. To re-install you just push it on.
On the four stroke you have to unhook the battery.
Other than that, it will come right off. You can leave the pump in the tank.
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Cold_puss
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The vent hose just pulls out and unplugging the fuel pump is easy, just be carefull u don't break the clip that retains the fuel pressure line, if you do break it a wire tie can replace it. Its all pretty simple. I had to replace my heat exchanger last year after an unfortunate creek incident. LOL
I ended up having to remove the two jack shaft mount ( If that's what it's called) bolts that tie into the block so that I could pull the jack shaft and mount out of the way to remove the last bolt. The bolt I am referring to was in the hole to the right of the punch. Anyways it's out! Hope the new cooler goes in easier than the old one came out ! 
