So I'm replacing the fuel lines on the 998, and while I have everything apart I figured I'd replace the brittle plastic disconnects with metal ones. One of them has already been done actually, so I have no idea why the previous owner didn't just replace both of them at the same time. [roll]
I've actually done this before when I had the 996, so I feel extra-dumb with having to ask...
What crazy-ass wrench do you need to remove the female connectors on the tank? I can't seem to get enough clearance to use any of the tools I own. I know I've done this before (even found the old thread concerning it), but I can't for the life of me remember how!
*Perhaps* a crow's foot?
I've done it as well and can't remember either. :P
I eventually settled on the "break bits off the top until a socket fits over it" method of removing the female plastic fitting. [roll]
(It's 16mm, by the way.)
Now to install the new metal fitting, put the fuel line assembly back together, and see if this was my problem or just a thing that needed done anyway.
Fuel lines and connectors now replaced.
Managed to avoid leaking gasoline and lighting myself on fire, to boot.