nc30 tank - underneath...
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nc30 tank - underneath...
hopefully a simple one - have checked my haynes manual but cant see anything... i have removed the tank for sanding preping etc ready for painting later in the month, i have just come across a connection on the underside of the tank for hose of some sort..
it is at the top right hand corner ( underneath ) basically below of breather hose on the top of the tank as you sit on the bike with the tank fitted. is it just a connection for a over flow hose? as i appear to have nothing spare....
im asuming it cant be overly major as i have had her running before discovering this.
as always your help is really appreciated.
it is at the top right hand corner ( underneath ) basically below of breather hose on the top of the tank as you sit on the bike with the tank fitted. is it just a connection for a over flow hose? as i appear to have nothing spare....
im asuming it cant be overly major as i have had her running before discovering this.
as always your help is really appreciated.
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Re: nc30 tank - underneath...
Yeah i noticed the same when sanding down mine, its a rain-water drain pipe from the hole underneath the petrol cap assembly, so rain water doesnt build up there.
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Re: nc30 tank - underneath...
ok - makes sense, should it have a hose on it? i am guessing not as i cannot see any mention in the manual as mentioned. for the amount of water that is likely to get down and through it is proberly not worth worrying about.
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Re: nc30 tank - underneath...
yup im assuming even with a lot of water it just drips down the air box and evaporates off the engine.. Mind you theres a myriad of drain pipes on the bike, tank breather, battery acid overflow, radiator overflow and another one by the swingarm i never figured out...
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Re: nc30 tank - underneath...
i will leave well alone then! got more things to carry on with than worry about that!
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Re: nc30 tank - underneath...
The little niopple on the tank sits in the hole in the top of your airbox. There should be a pipe running from the nipple on the airbox down the left hand side of the bike.
Too spensiff!!!
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Re: nc30 tank - underneath...
cheers dude, wil check them out together tonight, seems such a long tiem since i had the carbs / airbox & tank all on together......never mind will get her finished one day!