i have a cali bike which i removed the carb and canister and got a standard tk carb to replace it. i live in ct so i dont have issues like in cali as far as emisions and all that stuff. so if i dont have a vented gas cap on a cali tank how does the tank vent? just wondering if i should look out for posible problems in the future. my nephew in cali bought a beat to crap tdub and needed the carb so i hooked him up. i have not had any problems yet and when i do remove the gas cap there is no hissing when i crack it open.
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FUEL CAP PROBLEM
I have a 1995 Tw200 that has a California fuel cap on a normal tank.(no rollover valve underneath)
I'm having fuel flow issues due to there not being a vent in my tank. Is there a way that I can make my gas cap vented, or are there any aftermarket replacements available? Any help would be greatly appreciated because pulling over on the highway, taking the key out, unlocking the cap, twisting it off, locking it back, and then starting again with cars whizzing by is no fun.
I'm having fuel flow issues due to there not being a vent in my tank. Is there a way that I can make my gas cap vented, or are there any aftermarket replacements available? Any help would be greatly appreciated because pulling over on the highway, taking the key out, unlocking the cap, twisting it off, locking it back, and then starting again with cars whizzing by is no fun.
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