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Nice video but there is no need to remove the fuel tank or disconnect any hoses or wires. With the tank propped up there is easy access to the screws holding the airbox cover down. Once the airbox cover is lifted halfway, the filter can be removed and replaced.
Hello, maybe it is indeed possible to do it the way you discribe. But i like to have some place to work. And removing the entire fuel tank is not a lot of work when you already tilted it. So i prefer to do it that way, but if you have the same result with tilting the fuel tank, that is also a good way to do it. Greetings. Jan
You can remove the tank If there is still fuel in the tank. But you Will have a little bit of spill then. The best is to remove it when its almost empty.
I mean, this is a 2019 Model, the first Year CBR650R. This Model have Problem by cooling the Motor. Honda Thailand know this but not help the Customers. To now i know 6 Persons, who was crashed because the Motor spreaded out the Water to Expansion Bottle and from Overflowtube to Rear Tyre. I crashed too and after the Heat from Exhaust was melting the Expansion Bottle. So be careful if change a Airfilter and will drive long Time with High RPM and the Watertemp. If Icon on Dashboard starts to blinking, the Water will spray out. I only want warning.
Hello, that is bad news. Never heard of it. I hope i will be spared from that problem. But i wil keep looking at the temperature when driving it. Thanks for the advice.
@@rolandrieser2828 hello Roland. I will follow it up. If I see problems with my bike. I will place also a new radiator. Until today I never heard of the problem.
@@JanSV it is only the CBR650R 19' For the Year 2020, they repair this Problem. But Honda can sell you the Cap 1.1 I will looking for the Part Number and will send you.
@@JanSV i understand that you have to install it back. I'm just wondering how come the gas doesn't pour out after you disconnect the hoses when you removed the tank. Does the tank have a valve that stops the gas from coming out?
@@farxalfonso8487 Hello Alfonso, when i removed the gas tank, there was still a lot of fuel in the tank, when i took it away from the bike, there was a spill of a few ml of fuel. Then i put it on the gras, and there the fuel was leeking. So the gras died and there was a lot of fuel out of the tank. So it still leaks when you take the fuel tank away.
there is a check valve that is normally closed on the petrol line. Until the engine is powered up the valve stays closed and the fuel will not spill out of the tank.
