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Old 15-04-2015, 23:08   #1
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Default Tips for hissing fuel cap

So even with lots of fuel sometimes after a drive if I open it up I get a big hiss... There is a breather in the cap by the looks of it, I tried to spray it with brake cleaner, isn't there a secret hose somewhere I can spray?
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Old 15-04-2015, 23:45   #2
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You don't fill up enough then Mine gives off a hiss every so often but it's mainly in the summer when it's hot but never noticed any problems TBH & i'm sure a couple of my old motors would did it as well
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Old 16-04-2015, 06:11   #3
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I have a full tank ATM,

Last time it did it I was on about 35 litres
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Old 16-04-2015, 09:42   #4
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I have a full tank ATM,

Last time it did it I was on about 35 litres
Well this is fairly normal, there is a valve in a plastic cannister that looks like the old 35mm film canisters, it is attached to the fuel tank, and you will see a small 6mm diameter pipe on it.

If at any point you have starting problems or running problems, then removing the fuel cap for a second might help things.

What is clear... your fuel system must be fairly air tight, as any leak would equalise the pressure in the tank.
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Old 16-04-2015, 18:32   #5
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Could even be the dreaded tank snake, their buggers to shift but I haven't heard of anyone being bitten by one....yet
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Old 16-04-2015, 19:25   #6
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Could even be the dreaded tank snake, their buggers to shift but I haven't heard of anyone being bitten by one....yet
Oh gawd, I don't like snakes

I will keep my baton with me at all times then
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I have a full tank ATM,

Last time it did it I was on about 35 litres
Full tank......you rich bar steward cant remember when mine last had as much as half a tank
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Mine does that too.. I thought it was the fuel laughing at me sayin "how far do you think the next lot will get you"
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Old 16-04-2015, 22:50   #9
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Full tank......you rich bar steward cant remember when mine last had as much as half a tank
It's a full tank on a budget, 50/50 mix

I use the bike to commute to work mainly so the fuel build up in Terrano for the UFO hunting spots
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Could even be the dreaded tank snake, their buggers to shift but I haven't heard of anyone being bitten by one....yet
heard of tigers in the tank, but not snakes



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heard of tigers in the tank, but not snakes...
Who remembers these from the late 60's early 70's...?
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Oi Rustic, keep your dirty bedroom toys to yourself please, this is a family forum
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You tell him dude
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Clearly you guys are much younger than me...
You got one free with so many gallons of Esso petrol.
Then there were the stick on bullet holes too.
The Esso kite in the Mid 60's was the best ever I had.
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Clearly you guys are much younger than me...
You got one free with so many gallons of Esso petrol.
Then there were the stick on bullet holes too.
The Esso kite in the Mid 60's was the best ever I had.
Oh yeah, almost babies uncky Rustic
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