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How to Remove the Fuel Tank from a Triumph Bonneville

Model: Triumph Bonneville
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Start by removing the seat of your Triumph Bonneville by simply unscrewing the fixing screws. This will reveal the bolts that secure the tank to the frame, which you will need to unscrew and remove.

Once you have removed the fixing bolts, the tank will be freed. Proceed to lift it. Next, disconnect the electrical connector, then detach the fuel hose.

Once you have completed this last step, you can remove the tank, successfully finishing the disassembly.


Updated on 28 April 2026 by ScegliAuto


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