Acerbis Fuel Tank for Yamaha TT 600 - White - 23L

High-quality Acerbis fuel tank for Yamaha TT 600 models (Electric Starter 1998-2003 and Kick Start...

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GhostBikes.comAcerbis White 0001593.030 - Complete Fuel Tank - Yamaha Tt600 1993-97 - /23L
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This Acerbis Fuel Tank is designed for Yamaha TT 600 owners (Electric Starter 1998-2003 and Kick Starter 1993-1997) seeking increased fuel capacity and durability. Its key benefit is the substantial 23L capacity, enabling longer rides and fewer refueling stops, though installation may require minor adjustments specific to your model.

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Model Part Number0001593.030
BrandAcerbis

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FAQs

What is the exact fuel capacity of this Acerbis tank?

The Acerbis fuel tank has a capacity of 23 liters.

Which Yamaha TT 600 models is this tank compatible with?

This tank is compatible with Yamaha TT 600 Electric Starter models from 1998-2003 and Kick Starter models from 1993-1997.

Does this tank come with a fuel cap and petcock?

Typically, aftermarket fuel tanks are sold separately from accessories like fuel caps and petcocks. It is recommended to check the product listing details or contact the seller to confirm included components. You may need to transfer these from your original tank.

Is this tank suitable for regular unleaded gasoline?

Yes, this tank is designed to hold standard gasoline. Always refer to your motorcycle's manual for specific fuel type recommendations.

How durable is the white finish?

The tank is manufactured with materials for extreme resistance. While the white finish offers a distinct look, like any colored plastic, it can be susceptible to scratching or staining over time with heavy use and exposure to dirt and debris.

Can I install this tank myself?

Basic installation is possible for those with mechanical experience. However, working with fuel systems requires caution. If you are unsure, professional installation by a qualified mechanic is recommended.

Troubleshooting

Fuel leaks around the cap or petcock.

Check that the fuel cap is tightened correctly and the seal is intact. Ensure the petcock is securely fastened and its gasket is in good condition. Replace any worn seals or gaskets.

Difficulty fitting the tank to the motorcycle frame.

Verify that you have the correct model year of the Yamaha TT 600. Minor adjustments to mounting points or the use of appropriate spacers might be required. Consult an experienced mechanic if issues persist.

Fuel gauge not reading accurately (if applicable).

Ensure the fuel level sender unit is correctly installed and calibrated for the new tank's dimensions. Some aftermarket tanks may not be compatible with factory fuel gauges without modification.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Increased fuel capacity for extended range.
  • Robust construction for long-term durability.
  • Enhanced safety features for rider and vehicle.
  • Direct fit for specified Yamaha TT 600 models.
  • High-quality materials ensure reliability.

Cons

  • May require minor fitment adjustments during installation.
  • Specific model years are required for proper compatibility.
  • White color may show dirt more readily than darker options.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility:

This Acerbis fuel tank is specifically designed for the following Yamaha TT 600 models:

  • Electric Starter: 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003
  • Kick Starter: 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997

Setup:

Installation typically involves transferring components like the fuel cap and petcock from your original tank. While designed for a specific fit, minor adjustments to mounting brackets or fuel lines may be necessary depending on the exact condition and modifications of your motorcycle. Professional installation is recommended if you are not familiar with fuel system components.

Care:

  • Clean the exterior of the tank regularly with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners that could damage the finish.
  • Use only fuel-specific cleaners or conditioners if internal cleaning is required. Consult your motorcycle's manual for recommended fuel system cleaning procedures.
  • Ensure the fuel cap seals properly after each refueling to prevent evaporation and contamination.

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