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66-67 CL77 Scrambler Gas Tanks

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thuff1150
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66-67 CL77 Scrambler Gas Tanks

Post by thuff1150 » Mon Mar 30, 2026 11:53 am

Did Honda build some late model 66 & 67 305 Scrambler seamless gas tanks without fuel line cross over lines or are these aftermarket tanks, and if so, how does fuel balance or level off in tank? Is anyone familiar with this issue?

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Re: 66-67 CL77 Scrambler Gas Tanks

Post by Tim Allman » Tue Mar 31, 2026 9:31 am

The short answer is "I don't know." However they did this with the late CB72/77 models so probably the answer is "yes".

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Re: 66-67 CL77 Scrambler Gas Tanks

Post by thuff1150 » Tue Mar 31, 2026 12:13 pm

Thank you, but I'm curious as to how the fuel level balanced without a crossover line. Did it depend on motion and vibration?

Thanks, Ted

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Re: 66-67 CL77 Scrambler Gas Tanks

Post by Tim Allman » Wed Apr 08, 2026 10:58 am

That's my guess. It would be easy enough to test by clamping off the crossover line and see what happens.

I can think only that it was a cost saving measure but by the time they redesigned and produced the parts then added them to the parts system the saving must have been meagre to say the least.

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