another happy fuelmoto/pc-v customer

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#21

04-08-2010 | 08:32 AM

B767

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From: Blanchard, OK

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Originally Posted by transam7969

how big is the WG tank, 4.6gallons?

I believe it's 4.7 gallons.

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#22

04-08-2010 | 08:32 AM

a34655

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I got the stock harness or whatever tucked as close to the front of the electrical box as possible, it's got about an inch or a lil more from the engine, is that sufficient?

Is the actual connector that close to the engine. I ask because I had my connector installed like the PCV directions say, tucked behind the fuse box, and I got water in it from rain and washing the bike. I ended up taking it all apart drying it out and relocated it to under the seat. Its a tight fit but I eventually got everything back in. If you pull all the wires and harness up from under the seat there is a little "shelf" down there, thats where my connector sits. Since then Ive had no problem with water getting in the connector.

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#23

04-08-2010 | 09:48 AM

Foodog

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From: Eastern Washington State

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Originally Posted by n2thecraft

Ditto from me on that!! One thing to keep in mind when you install the PCV,,,, Make sure you put the rubber plugs in closing all the connections off. I found them in the box a couple weeks after my install and had to pull it all apart again. Good luck with that!

Dadgummit!!!! You just reminded me. I looked in the box and sure enough there was the little package of rubber plugs that I figured weren't needed for anything. Fortunately I only have to pull the seat to get to the ECM. I did use some pieces of electrical tape to cover the holes to help keep out dirt and water.

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