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Removing Fuel Tank Triumph Bonneville

Model: Triumph Bonneville
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In today's guide, you will see how to remove the fuel tank of a 2012 Triumph Bonneville in simple steps! First, remove the seat of your motorcycle by taking out the lower screw: then unscrew the tank screws and lift it slightly. At this point, disconnect the fuel line by opening the metal clamp located underneath and the electrical connector that indicates the fuel level (disconnect it by pressing the tab). Lift and remove the tank as shown in the video.


Updated on 28 March 2026 by ScegliAuto


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