2006 sportsman efi 700 - boiling fuel?
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Make sure the tank is venting ok. Had a tee with a check valves. Never really cared for this setup. If you wish you can remove the tee and run the vent line down the steering post.Dirt Cheap Yamaha, Polaris, Suzuki & Kawasaki OEM Parts & Accessories – Cycle Parts Warehouse Another thing that people did was to add extra foil insulation under the tank to help protect more from the exhaust heat plus some even went to exhaust wraps.Last resort you might have a dealer reflash the ecm,make make it run it a little richer and cooler.We had to do this on several 800s that ran so lean the exhaust would glow red from running too lean.
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Tks for the quick reply. I looked at the tank and it already has some heat tape on it. Should I add additional? Also after getting the plastics off, I found that the vent tubing is compressed and doesn't allow anything to pass through . I removed it and will replace it. No tee on mine, should there have been one? Also any ideas on how to get the tubing back down the column? Pretty tight bend to get it in there. Tks
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People have added foil insulation to the tank over the existing insulation. Vent tube being compressed or flattened maybe your main problem.If you can't work a new line into the steering post without kinking it,just let it hang over the tank a little and duct tape it in place.As far as the tee and one way check valves,probably have vibrated off like many have done. Good riddance to both.
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Never trusted any of the fuel gauges partly because of the way the tank drops. It has more fuel in it than you might think also because you can't see it because of the front drop in the tank. Plus can't remember on this one if it has the float arm that sometimes can hit the side of the tank and stick or if it has the internal float built into the pump assy. Guess I'm getting too old..Dirt Cheap Yamaha, Polaris, Suzuki & Kawasaki OEM Parts & Accessories – Cycle Parts Warehouse
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Buy some snot 3M™ SUPER WEATHER STRIP ADHESIVE from Aircraft Spruce. It's green and will stick anything, we used it on 500 mph airplanes. I understand NAPA auto has muffler wrap which I will buy this week if they do. Polaris did some crummy work on ATVs. My plastic is melted in a 50 cent size spot (750 Sportsman) and I am only at 60 hr. I am really upset with the shoddy things I had to have fixed and would rather do it myself because they always give you the excuse "We are just too busy to get to it!"
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