Gas pouring out of 1400 under seat

[scwolfpack]

Hello and Thank you for reading this and hopefully--your advice.
I have an older Intruder 1400 I inherited that has not seen much use. It will run and I rode it last week with no issues.

Starting it up yesterday--gas came pouring out the back of the bike. Not at the petcock.

The gas stopped when I shut the engine off even if I left petcock open.

I really appreciate any insight y'all might be able to give me. Please see these videos--not sure if I can attache there here directly. Thanks in advance.

https://mega.nz/file/ULsTAJbK#TCwxivgBr ... xQZNgmmEII

https://mega.nz/file/wC0DCIKK#CknyqkYLp ... SB0cWzjNOw

[sgtcall]

Welcome!
Here are a couple of things to check out.

INTRUDER MANUALS AND INFORMATION
viewtopic.php?f=19&t=14168

POSTING PICTURES ON INTRUDERS ALERT
viewtopic.php?f=19&t=13992

Looks like it is coming from the fuel pump. Could be a bad pump or a cracked line.

[sgtcall]

Hello and Thank you for reading this and hopefully--your advice.
I have an older Intruder 1400 I inherited that has not seen much use. It will run and I rode it last week with no issues.

Starting it up yesterday--gas came pouring out the back of the bike. Not at the petcock.

The gas stopped when I shut the engine off even if I left petcock open.

I really appreciate any insight y'all might be able to give me. Please see these videos--not sure if I can attache there here directly. Thanks in advance.

https://mega.nz/file/ULsTAJbK#TCwxivgBr ... xQZNgmmEII

https://mega.nz/file/wC0DCIKK#CknyqkYLp ... SB0cWzjNOw

I am sure one of the other guys that knows more will be along shortly.

[scwolfpack]

Wow--Thanks for the speedy reply!! I will check that out asap.
Thinking cracked fuel line....This bike has sat in a warehouse for a long time. I would think if it were a bad fuel pump--I would have noticed signs.
Everything worked fine last weekend but yesterday--the gas flowed like a river.

[sgtcall]

Wow--Thanks for the speedy reply!! I will check that out asap.

By the way, this is the fuel pump. Easy to get to and easy to swap out.

[Designer]

Wow--Thanks for the speedy reply!! I will check that out asap.
Thinking cracked fuel line....This bike has sat in a warehouse for a long time. I would think if it were a bad fuel pump--I would have noticed signs.
Everything worked fine last weekend but yesterday--the gas flowed like a river.

Being that it has sat, unridden for such a long time, perhaps you problem is dirt/ rust particles from the tank.

That it ran once, but afterwards now leaks leads me to believe that such debris might be stuck in the Needle/Seat of the Rear Carb and preventing the Needle/Float from closing off the incoming Gas..... letting gas flow past and out the Float Bowl Vent.

[sgtcall]

Wow--Thanks for the speedy reply!! I will check that out asap.
Thinking cracked fuel line....This bike has sat in a warehouse for a long time. I would think if it were a bad fuel pump--I would have noticed signs.
Everything worked fine last weekend but yesterday--the gas flowed like a river.

Being that it has sat, unridden for such a long time, perhaps you problem is dirt/ rust particles from the tank.

That it ran once, but afterwards now leaks leads me to believe that such debris might be stuck in the Needle/Seat of the Rear Carb and preventing the Needle/Float from closing off the incoming Gas..... letting gas flow past and out the Float Bowl Vent.