So what is the best way to replace the petcock/diaphragm? I have heard of others having trouble with rebuild kits, but have also heard that ebay petcocks seem to be of good quality and last a long time. I don't mind buying an OEM petock, but saving a few dollars never hurts if it doesn't sacrifice quality. On the other hand, mine is still functioning properly it just needs a new diaphragm. Has anyone found a source for just a replacement diaphragm?
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I had thoughts to sell my GS750 to make room for a CBX that a friend of mine decided to sell...well the GS must have knew what was going on because I washed it, and while I had it idling and drying it off I noticed a strange noise from the petcock. Long story short the vacuum diaphragm has started leaking and created a vacuum leak. I confirmed with my wideband o2 that it is leaner at idle with the vacuum line connected.
So what is the best way to replace the petcock/diaphragm? I have heard of others having trouble with rebuild kits, but have also heard that ebay petcocks seem to be of good quality and last a long time. I don't mind buying an OEM petock, but saving a few dollars never hurts if it doesn't sacrifice quality. On the other hand, mine is still functioning properly it just needs a new diaphragm. Has anyone found a source for just a replacement diaphragm?The current garage:
1978 GS750
1975 GT750M
1984 CB700SC
1982 XJ650 Seca Turbo
1975 RD250 - 350 conversionTags: None
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Originally posted by Gorminrider View Poston ebay, there's georgefix's store. Match your petcock very carefully as there are many differences amongst petcocks.
http://www.ebaystores.com/GEORGEFIXS-MOTORCYCLE-PARTSThe current garage:
1978 GS750
1975 GT750M
1984 CB700SC
1982 XJ650 Seca Turbo
1975 RD250 - 350 conversion
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Originally posted by The1970's View PostAll of the petcocks on his store that are listed for a GS750 have different outlets than mine. When looking directly at the petcock from the left side of the bike both the fuel outlet and vacuum inlet are on the left hand side. Is that factory or is it possible mine has been changed before? Maybe I will just go ahead and order the factory unit from Suzuki.Jordan
1977 Suzuki GS750 (My first bike)
2000 Kawasaki ZRX1100
1973 BMW R75/5
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