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Removing/installing roll-over valve (BMW K1200LT)

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  • Remove left and right fairing side sections.
  • Remove tank cover.

See Group 46.
  • Disconnect the drain hose.


  • Release the retaining screws (arrows).
  • Installation is the reverse of the removal procedure.

Tightening torque:
  • Roll-over valve to fuel tank — 3 Nm
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