Honda Valkyrie | Rebuild Fuel Petcock - Part 2 of 2

Part 2: I need to rebuild the on-off-res selector valve located on the left side of the petcock. In Part 1 I rebuilt the vacuum shutoff located on the right side of the petcock.
A leaking fuel petcock valve seems to happen quite often. Hey, what do you expect with a 20 year old motorcycle!
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[@sjo9810]

Great vid, thanks Tom. I just bought a '99 Valk and this is on my list of things to do.

[@TomAsay64]

Thank you! I'm glad you liked it! 🤜🤛

[@Tosh1932]

Excellent video, great explanation, keep up the good work!

[@TomAsay64]

Thanks a lot!

[@valkyrieworkshop6121]

Very good explanation, thank you. Can you give us the sizes of the o'ring inside the petcock

[@TomAsay64]

Thank you. I don't remember what size the o-rings were. I have a kit that had ones that fit. I checked the kit and believe they are either 7/16" OD by 5/16" ID with 1/16" cross section (thickness) or 1/2" OD by 3/8" ID with 1/16" cross section. (My o-ring kit is standard sizes). I hope that helps.

[@masikist89]

Hey Tom do you know the size of screws you used were? Did you tap the holes? Gonna have to do this. Fixed the vacuum side and the filter and still leaking. Any other suggestions? Thanks for the video, very helpful.

[@TomAsay64]

Hi Nic, I think those screws may be #6 or #8 holding the cover on. Yes, I had to tap the holes. I ended up replacing the vacuum side because the diaphram had a hole in it that allowed fuel to leak through and out the weep hole on the bottom. Now it works perfectly!

[@JohnSmith-yz4so]

Hey Tom do you have an email I have a question. Thanks.

[@TomAsay64]

Sure. [e-mail]