[GreenJello]

Okay, I'm currently in the process of removing the EPA stuff, including the reed valves, air hoses, and valve under the gas tank/seat. I need to plug the hole that comes from the rupture tank to the valve, which looks like about a 1-1/2 hole. Any recommendations?

 

[93VN750]

I had a rubber cap laying around from another job. It was from the "HELP!" section at the auto supply store. Could be a vacuum cap or plug. In any event, it fit right into the remaining hose under the seat.

Jon

 

[Woody]

I used the 1/2" I.D. copper waterline caps on my reed valve housings and inverted one and stuck it up the end of the hose and just left the hose attached to the tank.

 

[rnewell]

I used the 1/2" I.D. copper waterline caps on my reed valve housings and inverted one and stuck it up the end of the hose and just left the hose attached to the tank.

I used the copper caps too.

What line going to what tank ?

 

[Woody]

The one in the middle.Left it attached at the tank end so I would need to get a different fitting since I had extra caps laying around.

 

[rnewell]

The one in the middle.Left it attached at the tank end so I would need to get a different fitting since I had extra caps laying around.

You mean the valve under the seat by the tank ?

 

[GreenJello]

I talked to my next door neighboor who just happened to have a rubber cap that was about the right size. Put that in, and applied liberal amounts of RTV silicon sealant.

 

[Woody]

You mean the valve under the seat by the tank ?

Yes there is 3 hoses, I pulled off the 2 small ones with the valve and plugged the 3rd(the one in the middle)

 

[El_Taco]

I removed the valve and everything. Boo EPA. Hooray beer!

 

[cegodsey]

Hooray Beer! What ever happened to them?

 

[El_Taco]

Hooray Beer! What ever happened to them?

They were placed on the ground, or maybe in a small drawer that's sort of exposed to the weather. You know, perfect place for emissions parts.

 

[cegodsey]

They were placed on the ground, or maybe in a small drawer that's sort of exposed to the weather. You know, perfect place for emissions parts.

Hooray Beer? They were based in Jamaica, I think. I know they were on the ground, but I don't think they'd fit in a drawer.