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04-12-2010, 09:31 PM
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petcock valve
So all petcock valves operate the same? Can I get a replacement from the local auto parts store? I am new to this and finally got by second hand baja dn 150 running. After a few laps around the yard the throttle cable broke and I figured, who need that and ran a few more and the cock valve broke. So again I ask, can I but this at the auto parts store?
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04-12-2010, 10:15 PM
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welcome to the group
a motorcycle shop should have the petcock valve 2 main types 1 with two hoses and 1 with 1 hose two hose type use vacuum as a fuel pump 1 hose type gravity fed they come in sizes take your old one with you olderthan
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04-13-2010, 01:04 AM
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You likely have the vaccuum operated one (two hoses). You can switch over to the single style one if you can find it or go to a local scooter shop and if they sell parts there, they will likely have the petcock you need.
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