Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="johnrunner" data-source="post: 176089" data-attributes="member: 925">Did this recently since I had gas sit in my tank for a 2-3 months and my inline fuel filter got gunked up, causing a loss of high end power. Just go to your local auto parts store (Autozone, O'Reilly etc.) and purchase a cheap gas siphon/fluid transfer kit. (Mine cost around $10 I think). Also purchase a bottle of Seafoam Engine Treatment. It is good in helping clean engine of old deposits and cleans out fuel injectors. You should be able to buy both for around $20ish. Don't turn the bike on with that gas in the bike! Stick one of the hoses inside of the tank and the other hose into where ever you want to dispose of the gas. Make sure to get it all, as some of the gas is harder to reach depending on where in the tank it sits. After that, pour some fresh high quality gas mixed with the correct ratio of seafoam into your tank (the ratio is clearly marked on the seafoam bottle). If you have an inline fuel filter, change that out too. The entire process is fairly easy and only takes a few minutes. It worked for me and after I did that my engine was back to lifting up the front wheel and pulling hard like it did before. That's my advice, I'm not expert or mechanic but hope that information helps.I hope you get back on the saddle and start enjoying the scooter again Rez! <img src="https://www.dirtbikeaddicts.com/static/images/smilies/ride.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":ride:" title="Ride&nbsp; &nbsp; :ride:" data-shortname=":ride:" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="johnrunner, post: 176089, member: 925"] Did this recently since I had gas sit in my tank for a 2-3 months and my inline fuel filter got gunked up, causing a loss of high end power. Just go to your local auto parts store (Autozone, O'Reilly etc.) and purchase a cheap gas siphon/fluid transfer kit. (Mine cost around $10 I think). Also purchase a bottle of Seafoam Engine Treatment. It is good in helping clean engine of old deposits and cleans out fuel injectors. You should be able to buy both for around $20ish. Don't turn the bike on with that gas in the bike! Stick one of the hoses inside of the tank and the other hose into where ever you want to dispose of the gas. Make sure to get it all, as some of the gas is harder to reach depending on where in the tank it sits. After that, pour some fresh high quality gas mixed with the correct ratio of seafoam into your tank (the ratio is clearly marked on the seafoam bottle). If you have an inline fuel filter, change that out too. The entire process is fairly easy and only takes a few minutes. It worked for me and after I did that my engine was back to lifting up the front wheel and pulling hard like it did before. That's my advice, I'm not expert or mechanic but hope that information helps. I hope you get back on the saddle and start enjoying the scooter again Rez! :ride: [/QUOTE]

Verification