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    GS550e Fuel tank

    I am restoring a 1980 GS 550e Suzuki on the inside of the gas tank the float attachment has a vent line on it from the tank where does it vent to
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    Hi Mr. Wes30327,

    There are normally two "lines" coming from the tank, the fuel level sensor actually. One is an electrical connection to the fuel gauge and the other is an overflow tube that routes down in front of the battery box, behind the engine, and down to the ground by the rear wheel.

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