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Hi, what does everyone use to keep their coolant overflow reservoir in place when running K&N pods? Is there some type of kit or adapter?

 

Thanks.

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you can get rid of it. You dont need it. There are some folk that for some reason think that the banshee has the capacity to pull from the res. it doesnt. I as well a many others have ran without it for years. no issues. If your bike is overheating, the res isnt going to fix that. You have other issues you need to address. just run the over flow tube down your frame and dump it under your bike. Keep your eye in the water level and make sure its not boiling over.

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I flushed my Radiator yesterday and there wasn't to much water in it...looked at my reservoir and it was at the same level so i guess this does prove the theory that it does nothing.

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Hi, what does everyone use to keep their coolant overflow reservoir in place when running K&N pods? Is there some type of kit or adapter?

 

Thanks.

buy a garbage can adapter and mount it in there-routing your overflow hose like sandman81 said lets you know if you are getting hot(works great)

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smash it with a BFH.

BFH's are boring to use on soft plastic parts... but are awesome for carb and tv repair(i prefer a 12lb BFH) :blink:

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Just want to make sure i do this right.. I am kind of confused of what to do.

 

What do i do with the hoses that come out of the Case and the Clutch Cover connected to the T what is the 3rd hose connected to that?

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just run them downwards on the frame. use some zip ties. the two coming out of the cases are just vent tubes.

 

run the line from the overflow bottle straight down.

 

Looks so much cleaner now without so many hoses running.

 

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