Product Installation Instructions for 2pcs 9.5mm 3/8 Inch Motorcycle Fuel Hose

Tools Needed:

1. Screwdriver (Flathead or Philips depending on your hose clamps)
2. Pliers (to handle the hose clamps)
3. Bike Stand (to stabilize your motorcycle during installation)
4. Shop Towel (to clean excess fuel if needed)
5. Safety Goggles (to protect your eyes from any fuel splashes)
6. Fuel Container (to catch any residual fuel during the replacement process)
7. Measuring Tape (to ensure you cut the hose to the desired length if needed)

Installation Steps:

1. Prepare the Workspace:

   • Make sure your motorcycle is parked on a stable surface. Use a bike stand for better stability.

2. Safety First:

   • Wear safety goggles to protect your eyes during the installation process.

3. Drain Fuel:

   • If necessary, drain fuel from the tank into a fuel container to prevent spills.

4. Remove the Old Fuel Hose:

   • Using pliers, loosen the clamps that hold the old fuel hose in place.
   • Carefully slide the clamps away from the ends of the hose.
   • Remove the old fuel hose from the connection points on the motorcycle.

5. Prepare the New Fuel Hose:

   • If required, measure and cut the new fuel hose to the appropriate length using the measuring tape.
   • Ensure smooth and even cuts to avoid any future leaks.

6. Install the New Fuel Hose:

   • Slide the new fuel hose onto the connection points of your motorcycle.
   • Position the clamps at the ends of the hose and tighten them securely using the pliers.

7. Check Connections:

   • Ensure all connections are tight and that there are no kinks in the hose.

8. Refill Fuel:

   • Refill the fuel tank and check for any leaks around the new hose connections.

9. Final Checks:

   • Start the motorcycle and let it run for a few minutes, monitoring for any fuel leaks.
   • Ensure that the motorcycle is running smoothly with no signs of issues.

###Conclusion

You are now ready to enjoy a smoother ride with your new fuel hose installed! If you encounter any issues, consult your motorcycle’s manual or seek assistance from a professional mechanic.