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Okay so while dealing with another problem with the F4I, I decided to lay it on its side in order to remove the case cover without losing oil.
Well when I did I ended up losing damn near all my fuel as it started flowing out of my charcoal canister..........
Any suggestions????
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i dont think it should be leaking outa the charcoal canister but more than likely your fuel overflow line from the tank
check it out
btw any u bakers mofos know a dude named manny riddin my old f4i? curious if its still alive these days
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Yeah, I rode with Manny once. He's pretty shy, I believe he just moved here? Pretty cool guy though.
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Nope its comin straight out the lil tab looking thing at the front of the canister...... And I need it not to ASAP cause I need to lay the bike on its side to fix another issue
FML
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Bones just go to Chevy's house and get his Kawi and leave him the F4i. Problem solved
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when u lay the bike on its side if the tank is near full ,fuel will run out of th vent which is routed to the charcoal canister . so this is normal the charcol canister is not needed its only on california models.but if the canister is full of fuel it could cause a rich condition.it is routed back up to the throttle bodies
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^^^you sir are awesome for helping this guy with a diagram. you should post in all the help threads.