Thanks brother. Different parts of the world but all bikers are truly brothers

aces bro! thanx for the help! great video!

The problem is that you need to find the culprit. Is it the check valve itself, or the quick disconnect inlet elbow? It could be the quick disconnect, since it too has an "o" ring and it can fail. Just a thought!! I would recommend disconnecting the quick disconnect and turning on the ignition key. If it leaks, or if it does not, then you can determine if the check valve is at fault.

good video, thanks

I noticed that you have a tank drain plug in front of the check valve assembly. I have a 2003 Ultra with only the quick-disconnect. Does anyone know when or why the difference ? It is handy to be able to remove the plug for draining instead of using a pump or siphon hose.

On the male end there is a oring mine wast rotting do you know the size of that o-ring thanks nice video

Nice video, thank you. How did you remove the clamp? Looked like some needle nose? Did it just break off?

almost certainly the problem is the o ring in the check valve i havew replaced several of them in my owrk I charge $30 to do it

Got a part number to the check valve?

What year is the bike?

Its good that you are wearing a facemask , the killervirus might be in that tank !