Motorcycle Petcock Rebuild Repair 1998 to 2006 Suzuki GSX600F

Motorcycle Petcock Rebuild Repair 1998 to 2006 Suzuki Katana GSX600F. Is your motorcycle leaking gas on the floor? Maybe your engine crankcase or air box is filling up with gas and your not sure why. It could be that your vacuum operated fuel petcock needs to be rebuilt. In this video I describe exactly how the vacuum operated fuel petcock works, including how to test your petcock (no tools necessary using your mouth) to see if it needs to be rebuilt. Once you have determined if it needs rebuilding, I provide you with the exact part numbers you need (for around 20 dollars) to make it 100% new again. Don't buy new when you can easily rebuild your existing and save a pile of money. It's EASY. This is a step by step DIY Do It Yourself guide with closeups to help you rebuild your fuel petcock hassle free.
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[@johnolawole3413]

Great walkthrough, makes it way more easier.
Kudos.

[@MotoVated207]

Thank you!

[@rexisretro]

thank you good sir

[@MotoVated207]

You're welcome

[@HulliganEmil]

Great walkthrough, just did this last night on my 750f - 00.
Although when all is done, I noticed more resitance when turning the knob. Did you aswell?

[@MotoVated207]

I did notice some resistance that is common and it will work out after a few uses