1994 Suzuki RF 900 R "fuel petcock" Questions

LOCATION FUEL FILTER CHANGE FUEL FILTER under the fuel tank ,follow fuel lines from tank petcock.

...fuel petcock on your fuel tank. In 1996, Harley went to a vacuum controlled fuel petcock and they do give troubles. To check it, pul the fuel line off at either the petcock or the carburetor fuel ...

...fuel flow out of the petcock. If not, you must drain the tank by loosening the petcock and allowing the fuel to run out of the loose petcock. Use a large funnel and an empty fuel container to catch ...

...vacuum line. If you already have a manual petcock and you're not getting fuel, remove the petcock, clean the screen, and blow air through the petcock in both the "On" postition and the "Res"

...fuel can. Loosen the petcock enough to allow the fuel to run out and use the funnel to collect the fuel in the empty can. Once the tank is empty, disconnect the fuel hose to the carb and the vacuum ...

fuel tank petcock vacuum operated What exactly is the problem with the petcock? If it is a vacuum operated petcock and it is no longer allowing fuel to the engine check the following: First, did you ...

...fuel petcock has the newer vacuum operated petcock. If it does, it will have a small vacuum hose connected to the rear of the petcock. Whenever the engine is off, there is no vacuum on the line and ...

petcock to supply fuel to carb. When the engine shuts off...vacuum is lost and the petcock closes. If you run the tank empty....in order to get fuel into the carb and get the bike started initially...

...fuel petcock to off. Take off fuel line coming from petcock and use that hose, or one the same size, to run from petcock to gas container. (have paper towels or something ready because fuel left ...

...fuel petcock. Vacuum from the engine opens the petcock, when the engine is not running and no vacuum, the petcock closes. These things give a lot of trouble. If there is a hole in the diaphragm or a ...