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#107631 onefastbob (User) WARNING!...I can be Annoying! Junior Boarder Posts: 103 Re:Fuel Petcock Incident 3 Months, 2 Weeks ago   Helmut wrote: Rider4Christ wrote: When I removed the gas tank last night to removed the AIS I had the very same thing happen to me. In fact, almost every rubber hose on the bike that I had to move around was stuck to the nipple it was slid over....seemed to have dry-rotted onto whatever it was on. At the time I didn't think anything about it, I just stuck it back into the valve when I was finishing up. It seems to have held good so far. But, now I'm gonna be worring about it ...THANKS! When putting hoses back on use a thin layer of vasolene or silicon grease on the inside of the hose. That will prevent sticking in the future. tip of the dayIf you are in a bind and need some similar lube. You can get it from the bridge of your nose. Works great for putting on a 2 piece fishing rod so it will come apart.   Logged     My Image is NO longer illegal!   The administrator has disabled public write access. #107637 Pop Rivet (User) Platinum Boarder Posts: 2746 Re:Fuel Petcock Incident 3 Months, 2 Weeks ago   onefastbob wrote: Helmut wrote: Rider4Christ wrote: When I removed the gas tank last night to removed the AIS I had the very same thing happen to me. In fact, almost every rubber hose on the bike that I had to move around was stuck to the nipple it was slid over....seemed to have dry-rotted onto whatever it was on. At the time I didn't think anything about it, I just stuck it back into the valve when I was finishing up. It seems to have held good so far. But, now I'm gonna be worring about it ...THANKS! When putting hoses back on use a thin layer of vasolene or silicon grease on the inside of the hose. That will prevent sticking in the future. tip of the dayIf you are in a bind and need some similar lube. You can get it from the bridge of your nose. Works great for putting on a 2 piece fishing rod so it will come apart. So that is where you keep it..I thought ya put a gob of vaseline behind yer ear lobe ..ya Know ..ready for a hot Date..but the bridge of yer Nose will do   Logged     2009 Ultra Classic HD...2005 Silverado Road Star Listen to the Road Star   The administrator has disabled public write access. #107639 onefastbob (User) WARNING!...I can be Annoying! Junior Boarder Posts: 103 Re:Fuel Petcock Incident 3 Months, 2 Weeks ago   Pop Rivet wrote: onefastbob wrote: Helmut wrote: Rider4Christ wrote: When I removed the gas tank last night to removed the AIS I had the very same thing happen to me. In fact, almost every rubber hose on the bike that I had to move around was stuck to the nipple it was slid over....seemed to have dry-rotted onto whatever it was on. At the time I didn't think anything about it, I just stuck it back into the valve when I was finishing up. It seems to have held good so far. But, now I'm gonna be worring about it ...THANKS! When putting hoses back on use a thin layer of vasolene or silicon grease on the inside of the hose. That will prevent sticking in the future. tip of the dayIf you are in a bind and need some similar lube. You can get it from the bridge of your nose. Works great for putting on a 2 piece fishing rod so it will come apart. So that is where you keep it..I thought ya put a gob of vaseline behind yer ear lobe ..ya Know ..ready for a hot Date..but the bridge of yer Nose will do The good stuff is well hidden! LOL   Logged     My Image is NO longer illegal!   The administrator has disabled public write access.

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