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01-05-13, 01:50
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Coolant overflow tank
Does anyone have detailed pix of the coolant overflow installed on the daytona? I know where it sits and all but not sure what its held to and if i am supposed to have a bracket for it. Any help would make the tank installation that much easier. Thanx in advance.
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Bikebandit might be able to help you figure it out
- Street Triple cooling system diagram - Daytona 675 cooling system diagram |
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01-06-13, 12:57
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There is a roughly L shaped bracket that attaches to the inside of the frame. Bit of a bastid to get at.
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I know what u mean, but in t that bracket there as a mount for the bodies fairing? I ordered the overflow tank but not that bracket. Is that something i need?
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Ya and pull apart the bike to do the job too. Tank has to at least be lifted, removed is easier. I had to replace a broken L fitting on mine. A bit of a pain in the ass for such a seemingly easy job.
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Don't put the Daytona tank on your Striple. It will look like ASSSSSS!
Best pic I've got. it is meant to be hidden behind the fairing.  Custom is your best bet. nearly anything will work. Check here for some Ideas http://www.customfighters.com/forums...light=overflow
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2013 daytona has it up on the front right of the bike out of sight. Maybe there?
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