Inline Pit Dirt Bike Petrol Fuel Tap Switch On Off - 90cc 110cc 120cc 125cc 140cc
This is an in-line fuel tap designed for motorcycle fuel systems. It is suitable for any bike that...This is an in-line fuel tap designed for motorcycle fuel systems. It is suitable for any bike that requires an in-line tap to control the fuel flow. The fuel tap has a fixing hole diameter of 6.35 mm (0.25 inches), an inner nozzle diameter of 2.65 mm (0.1 inches), and an outer nozzle diameter. This fuel tap is compatible with engines ranging from 90cc to 140cc, including 90cc, 110cc, 120cc, 125cc, and 140cc models.
This guide is for riders of 90cc to 140cc pit and dirt bikes who need to understand and maintain their fuel tap. The PetrolScooter Inline Fuel Tap offers precise fuel flow control, ensuring optimal engine performance. However, proper installation and regular maintenance are crucial for its longevity and effectiveness. This guide covers everything from setup and compatibility to troubleshooting common issues, ensuring your bike runs smoothly.
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Model Part Number
14523
Brand
PetrolScooter
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the fixing hole diameter?
The fixing hole diameter is 6.35 mm (0.25 inches).
What engine sizes is this fuel tap compatible with?
It is compatible with 90cc, 110cc, 120cc, 125cc, and 140cc engines.
How do I install the fuel tap?
Cut the fuel line, insert the tap inline, and secure the connections with clamps. Ensure the fuel flows in the correct direction (indicated by an arrow on the tap).
What should I do if the fuel tap leaks?
Inspect the connections and tap body for leaks. Tighten any loose connections or replace the tap if it's damaged.
How do I clean the fuel tap?
Carefully clean the fuel tap if it becomes clogged, taking care not to damage the internal components. Use a suitable cleaner and avoid abrasive materials.
Can I use this fuel tap with any type of fuel?
This fuel tap is designed for use with gasoline.
How often should I inspect the fuel tap?
Regularly inspect the fuel tap for leaks and damage, especially before and after each ride.
Troubleshooting
Engine won't start
Check if the fuel tap is in the 'on' position and if fuel is flowing through the line. Also, verify that the fuel line is not blocked.
Fuel leaks
Inspect the connections and the tap body for leaks. Tighten any loose connections or replace the tap if it's damaged.
Poor engine performance
Check the fuel flow. Clean the fuel tap if clogged. Also, inspect the carburetor for any issues.
Fuel flow restricted
Check for any blockage in the tap or the fuel line. Clean or replace the tap if needed.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Improved fuel efficiency
Enhanced engine performance
Easy to install and maintain
Compatible with a wide range of engines
Reliable fuel flow control
Cons
Requires regular inspection for leaks
May need replacement over time
Installation requires some mechanical knowledge
The fixing hole is 6.35 mm (0.25 inches), verify compatibility
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
Locate the Fuel Line: Identify the fuel line between the fuel tank and the carburetor.
Cut the Fuel Line: Carefully cut the fuel line at a suitable location.
Insert the Fuel Tap: Place the fuel tap inline, ensuring the fuel flows in the correct direction (indicated by an arrow on the tap).
Secure Connections: Use fuel-resistant clamps to secure the fuel line to the fuel tap nozzles.
Test for Leaks: After installation, turn on the fuel and check for any leaks.
Compatibility
Engine Sizes: Compatible with 90cc, 110cc, 120cc, 125cc, and 140cc engines.
Fuel Type: Designed for use with gasoline.
Fixing Hole Diameter: The fixing hole diameter is 6.35 mm (0.25 inches). Make sure it's compatible with your bike.
Care
Regular Inspections: Check for leaks or damage regularly.
Cleaning: Clean the fuel tap if it becomes clogged, taking care not to damage the internal components.
Fuel Filter: Use a fuel filter to prevent debris from entering the tap.
Storage: If storing the bike for extended periods, turn off the fuel tap to prevent fuel leakage and potential damage.