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CBR300R - How to Remove the Fuel Tank, Air Box, and Throttle Body

How to remove the fuel tank, air box, and throttle body on a CBR300R. Had a chance to try out my endoscope camera while undoing the connections under the fuel tank. One step closer to droping the engine out! These tasks are not technically difficult, but some of the connections are hard to reach. This whole process should take less than 45 minutes if the fairings are already off. Remove the seats and fairings:    • CBR300R - Fairing Removal   Remove the fuel tank cover by pulling it up and off the 2 bosses. Remove the forward fuel tank bolt with a 12mm socket, and the rear fuel tank bolts with a 10mm socket Tip the fuel tank up to give a bit more access to the connections underneath. Unplug the fuel pump electrical connection. Unclip the wire from the setting plate. Pull off the two vent hoses. Disconnect the fuel line by pressing the tab forward and then down while pulling the connection backward. Life the tank up and off - set it down with some support so the fuel filter doesnt get damaged. Airbox and throttle body: Unplug the grey 2 pin connector. Unplug the black 4 pin connector. Pull back the spring clamp on the black tube on the left side and pull it off the barb Unplug the black 2 pin connector near the black tube. Free the fuel vent from the hose retainer. Remove the 4 air box bolts with a 10mm socket. Loosen the two band-clamp screws at the forward end of the throttle body using a philips screwdriver. Lift the airbox/throttlebody assembly up a bit for better access to the remaining connections. Unplug the black 5 pin connector. Pull back the spring clamp on the black tube under the air box and pull it free from the barb. Pull back the spring clamp on the clear tube under the air box and pull it free from the barb. Remove the two throttle cable bracket bolts with a philips screwdriver. Pull out the two throttle cables. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/lightnin... Filmed with a Canon Vixia HF R800 and edited in Lightworks 14.5. Voiceover recorded in Audacity with a Blue Yeti mic.