Gas tanks?
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Well the automatic requires dropping the exhaust, manuals don't. But they are a PITA to get out. And I have one with a faulty vent valve. 
This is the right side (passenger) tank. The valve that sticks out pointing left just aft of the darker blue assembly is the faulty one. The brighter blue interface above is the interconnect between the two tanks.
This is the right side (passenger) tank. The valve that sticks out pointing left just aft of the darker blue assembly is the faulty one. The brighter blue interface above is the interconnect between the two tanks.
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What kind of problems are you having with yours? Just curious.
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I highly doubt that, knowing how they are fastened in there. I believe it is a 6-bolt metal shield that would have to be removed first before you start to cause any slight movement.
Look for something else that is causing that noise.
Look for something else that is causing that noise.
