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techtalk:ref:carb07 [2019/08/10 23:42] hippysmack [Replacing the Plastic Fuel Inlet Fitting] |
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| It's a fairly simple job to replace the fuel inlet. \\ | It's a fairly simple job to replace the fuel inlet. \\ | ||
| Instructions are also here at the CVP website: [[https://cv-performance.com/harley-fuel-elbow-replacement]] | Instructions are also here at the CVP website: [[https://cv-performance.com/harley-fuel-elbow-replacement]] | ||
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| + | **Notes**: \\ | ||
| + | While working on the carburetor or any fuel system, care should be taken to keep away from any open flame or heat source. \\ | ||
| + | Never try to loosen carburetor parts using heat. \\ | ||
| + | Do not use brute force or methods other than a puller. \\ | ||
| + | D0 not remove the inlet from the carb using a drill or vise grips. \\ | ||
| + | This could damage the body or distort, crack or broaden the hole where the new inlet presses into. \\ | ||
| + | Follow all safety precautions. \\ | ||
| + | The following instructions are provided as a basic guide and assumes no liability for any damages or injury. \\ | ||
| + | Never work on a carburetor or related fuel system in the presence of an open flame or heat source. \\ | ||
| **Prep**: \\ | **Prep**: \\ | ||
