[tim211]

Is there any saving this or do I have to buy a whole new one?

 

[Spockster]

Save it!

Take it apart and soak everything in white vinegar, unclog everything, get a rebuild kit from eBay, and assemble.

I can't see the screen but they were available too last time I looked.

The vinegar might turn the aluminum a little darker than it normally is, but it will eat that crud away.

There was a couple of parts bikes here on the forum also.

 

[tim211]

Save it!

Take it apart and soak everything in white vinegar, unclog everything, get a rebuild kit from eBay, and assemble.

I can't see the screen but they were available too last time I looked.

The vinegar might turn the aluminum a little darker than it normally is, but it will eat that crud away.

There was a couple of parts bikes here on the forum also.

They sell the rebuild kit with that small filter looking thing on left side

 

[mmart]

You can have a filter in line, you just want to make sure the lines are flowing down hill from the tank towards the carbs, if the tube gets bunched up it’ll interfere with the fuel flow.

 

[tim211]

IM finding rebuild kits but they don't have the fuel adapter or the screen filter on eBay can some one help me find it

 

[Beaker]

Found this on Amazon

MOTO1988 Fuel Valve Petcock Tank Switch For Kawasaki Vulcan 750 VN750 1988-2006 51023-1392 https://a.co/d/9jKC69Q

 

[Buddy]

Save it!

Take it apart and soak everything in white vinegar, unclog everything, get a rebuild kit from eBay, and assemble.

that peptalk looks like the reserve tube got eaten sitting in the gas and the rusted parts. There’s no way to replace that you have to put a new petcock in if you reuse that and clean it up I don’t know how well your reserve is gonna work cause you’re gonna have no filter on it unless you’re gonna put filters after it I would like to Portman get a new a new petcock

I can't see the screen but they were available too last time I looked.

The vinegar might turn the aluminum a little darker than it normally is, but it will eat that crud away.

There was a couple of parts bikes here on the forum also.

 

[Buddy]

from the picture it looks like the reserve tube has been eaten away. If you clean up that petcock you’re not gonna have the reserve tube with a filter on it not really does that much but it might leak because the tube looks pretty away. If you decide to do that, I would definitely put in line filters after the petcock. Make sure you keep an above so that you don’t wanna do a fuel problem. If it were me, I would get a used Pet Cock or try and buy a new one.

Save it!

Take it apart and soak everything in white vinegar, unclog everything, get a rebuild kit from eBay, and assemble.

I can't see the screen but they were available too last time I looked.

The vinegar might turn the aluminum a little darker than it normally is, but it will eat that crud away.

There was a couple of parts bikes here on the forum also.

 

[Beaker]

Did you get a new petcock or try to salvage that one?