2003 Harley Davidson FXD Dyna Super Glide "petcock diaphragm" Questions

...1996, Harley went to a vacuum operated petcock and they give problems. The diaphragm in the fuel petcock will go bad and you'll have a full tank of fuel but none gets to the carb. Good luck ...

...diaphragm. Check the vacuum supply hose for the petcock as well. If the bike is fuel injected, only a dealer or someone with the capability to make the necessary changes can fix the bike. Good Luck ...

...petcock to the off positon (if it has an off positon) and remove the four screws and drop the float bowl down. You will be able to see them main jet very easily. It's screwed into the main jet holder ...

...diaphragm in the complete petcock assembly. The only way to get a diaphragm separately is in the K&L petcock rebuild kit. Unless your leak is dirty carb/bad needle related and not petcock

...petcock. There's diaphragm, a needle and a small spring behind the plate. Hold the diaphragm up to the light and gently stretch it. Look for holes. You can get a replacement diaphragm from your local ...

...diaphragm in the petcock. To replace the diaphragm, drain the tank and remove the petcock. Take the four small screws out of the plate on the back of the petcock and carefully separate it. There is a ...

petcock has a diaphragm in it that is opened by engine vacuum. If that diaphragm is not functioning as it should, no gasoline gets to the carb. To test the petcock, reach around behind it and feel for

diaphragm. Drain the tank, remove the petcock. Take the four small bolts out of the square backside of the petcock. There is a spring, a needle and a diaphragm under the plate. Take it apart slowly so

diaphragm in the backside of the petcock. Harley went to a vacuum operated petcock in 1996 and they've been a pain ever since. The diaphragm gets a small hole in it and leaks gasoline or quits opening

...diaphragm. Before you put the petcock back together, blow all the fuel passages out with compressed air. Reassemble and reinstall the petcock. Another thing could be a bad vent in the fuel cap. The ...