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1975 Suzuki GT750 - Fuel Petcock

  • 14-Sep-09 13:47
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    Message # 218646
    Neil

    Hi..

    I am looking for a gasket kit to rebuild the fuel petcock for my 1975 Suzuki GT750. If anyone knows where I might get one...please let me know.

    Would also consider a NOS petcock or a used one that is in decent shape.

    Thanks..

    Neil MacLeod
  • 15-Sep-09 08:15
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    Reply # 218864 on 218646
    Ian
    Neil MacLeod wrote:

    Hi..

    I am looking for a gasket kit to rebuild the fuel petcock for my 1975 Suzuki GT750. If anyone knows where I might get one...please let me know.

    Would also consider a NOS petcock or a used one that is in decent shape.

    Thanks..

    Neil MacLeod


    Many of the parts are still available from Suzuki - I normally order from here as the prices, even with the dollar conversion and shipping added, are usually much cheaper than from Canadian Suzuki parts suppliers. Suzuki also sells new petcocks, but they have changed to having a black body rather than bare metal as per the original. Other sources are listed here. If you check the GTReiner parts list you'll see he offers two rebuild kits (44301-31099-000-Z and 44301-31299-000-Z).
    Last modified: 15-Sep-09 09:27 | Ian
  • 15-Sep-09 15:35
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    Reply # 219023 on 218864
    Neil

    Thanks Ian..

    BTW..your website is fantastic...it is great to see all the information you posted about your GT750 build! It will be a very useful resource for me as I embark on my GT750 project.

    Would you happen to have a spare float bowl (BS40)? It doesn't seem that this part of the carb is sold separtely anywhere (that I have seen).

    Cheers..

    Neil
  • 01-Mar-10 19:55
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    Reply # 298905 on 218646
    Les
    Paul Miller Motorcycle in Kensington, CT, or HVC Cycle in Lincoln, Nebraksa.  Two good sources, google them.
 
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