2000 Harley Davidson XL 1200 C Sportster Custom "remove fuel lines inside" Questions

...no inline filter, and the only thing you have is a filter screen attached to the top of the fuel shutoff (petcock) inside the gas tank. The only way to access is to drain gas tank and remove

...Remove the fuel line from the petcock. Now, apply vacuum to the petcock with the pump. Fuel should flow from the petcock. If not, the petcock is either bad or the strainer in the tank is stopped up. ...

fuel or intake problem to me, start the bike and spray brake cleaner onto the intake where it goes into the head, if the bike stumbles then you have an intake leak and have to change the seals or just

fuel tank and force it into the carb(s). Let that set for say 1 or 2 days. then hook up the fueltank with a mix of good gas and seafoam, (not a lot but enough to start it up. Move the cycle outside as

fuel tank. you will have to remove the speedometer housing, by first removing the seat, then remove the one small screw near the seat that holds the speedometer housing in place, also remove the small

...fuel off. Remove the fuel line at the tank. Place a long fuel line on the petcock to drain the fuel in a can. Place the fuel on the reserve position and watch how much fuel flow you have. Now blow ...

...remove the fuel tank. The less fuel there is in the tank, the easier it is to do this. Remove the seat, then uncouple the quick release fuel line connection by pulling down on the chrome ring where ...

...remove the fuel line. If gas runs out of the line then the float needle is still stuck or trash is blocking the fuel flow prior to the needle. If no gas comes from the fuel line, the gas valve or gas ...

...fuel filter and blown out the lines. The old filter looked ok with no dirt coming from the inlet side. - Drained gas tank and clean the round fitting that screws to the bottom of the tank (fuel line ...

...remove the fuel line either from the petcock or carburator and blow in it to see if there is any blockage. 1) is there fuel in the tank? 2) is the fuel filter plugged? 3)is the petcock in the ON or ...