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2006 Guzzi Breva 1100 fuel connector at tank

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Bruce Moran

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I was removing the tank and broke the red connector that goes from the tank to the fuel line. I have removed the broken part from the fuel line but don't see an obvious way to remove the red part from the tank. I don't want to break another part doing this air cleaner!

Does this part just pull out or do I have to remove the plate at the bottom of the tank?
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You have to take the plate/fuel pump out of tank & remove the elbow. If you search there are lots of threads on this.

Here's one from a search--------------

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Well, this isn't really a new thread but it has been a while since anyone last posted anything new. After dropping the tank from my 2007 Norge and snapping the red plastic elbow I conducted a successful internet search and parts installation. I thought I'd share what I've found/learned just in...
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Bruce Moran said:
I was removing the tank and broke the red connector that goes from the tank to the fuel line. I have removed the broken part from the fuel line but don't see an obvious way to remove the red part from the tank. I don't want to break another part doing this air cleaner!

Does this part just pull out or do I have to remove the plate at the bottom of the tank?
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Don't feel bad. You are just next in a long line of people who have done this over and over again throughout the years.

Read this from Post #70. It explains.

The design is 2 ways. The elbow is stationary and the connector moves, or the connector is stationary and the elbow moves. They are the same in function and how to detach them. 6 of one, half dozen of the other.

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Yes you can. Having the hose on the ports just makes it easier to sync the throttle bodies if needed in the future. That is what I thought. Since my TBS Sync tool already has the hoses needed, I will just install the vacuum adapters with their caps and be done with it. Thank you!
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