The gas lines popped off on my fj 1100 there is a group of lines (about 4-5) tied together and two other ones just hanging around that just popped right off and leaking gas. where do they belong?

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Too high of pressure I the water supply. The lines may have frozen up. If you can I would defrost the freezer and leave the water on and try to cycle it through until you get good water flow. Then throw the filter back in and see how it gos. Good luck

chechk the cable connecting the gauge,their might something lose screws. Otherwise need to replace gauge

The easiest thing to use is those plastic Zip ties. Anywhere you can find a hole under the car,you can stick one of those in and around the lines and pull them up into place. Or put 2 together and wrap around the frame. They come in different lengths and sizes at the auto parts store and they are quite cheap. Hope this helps.

Your bike has 4 carbs and they are not in sync with each other. This requires hooking a gauge to each carb individual and adjust till each one is exactly the same as the next. The imbalance can be from mis adjustment of just dirty carbs. You will also have balance problems if any cylinder gets lower compression.


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take off the seat,pop out the side panels,(they have two lugs per panel,then lift off the tank,dont forget to disconect the fuel gauge wire as you go,disconect fuel line and breather line from bottom of tank

Nice thing about the Roadliner, if a car does hit you, it'll probably bounce off with major damage.