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Oil change procedure for 1995 magna 750 - 1995 Honda V-Twin Magna

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you have to remove the gas tank to access the fuel filter. First, remove the seat and then remove the attachment bolt at the back of the tank. Then remove both attachment bolts at the front of the tank. You can now raise the tank enough to disconnect the fuel line from the shutoff valve on the tank (Make sure you shut off the fuel first). Now, you should be able to remove the tank. The filter box is situated between the two upper frame tubes. Two Phillips-head screws secure the cover. Remove these screws and remove the cover. You can now lift out the filter.Reverse procedure to install

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