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Started by franco6, Mon 26, Oct 2009, 12:06:20

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franco6

i ve seen picts of a complete take apart of the stupid thing,    can t find them now.it won t turn off or reserve while vac is applied.
as anyone done a complete rebuild, beside the diaphragm?what to look for ? did i see rivets ? :)
Enjoy the ride!

X Ring

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hubcapsc

Quote from: X Ring on Mon 26, Oct 2009, 12:24:21
Here you go.  http://www.valkyrieriders.com/shoptalk/petcock.htm

Marty

That's a good article, with a really good test at the end to keep you from putting everything back together only
to find out later that you did something wrong...

Here's some really good pictures:

http://valkyrie-owners.com/SMFORUM/index.php?topic=7055.0

-Mike

98valk

Quote from: franco6 on Mon 26, Oct 2009, 12:06:20
i ve seen picts of a complete take apart of the stupid thing,    can t find them now.it won t turn off or reserve while vac is applied.
as anyone done a complete rebuild, beside the diaphragm?what to look for ? did i see rivets ? :)

install a snubber in the vac line and the diaphragm will not wear out for a long time.
1998 Std/Tourer, 2007 DR200SE, 1981 CB900C  10speed
1973 Duster 340 4-speed rare A/C, 2001 F250 4x4 7.3L, 6sp

"Our Constitution was made only for a Moral and Religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the goverment of any other."
John Adams 10/11/1798

Spirited-6

Quote from: CA ExhaustCoatings on Mon 26, Oct 2009, 14:57:16
Quote from: franco6 on Mon 26, Oct 2009, 12:06:20
i ve seen picts of a complete take apart of the stupid thing,    can t find them now.it won t turn off or reserve while vac is applied.
as anyone done a complete rebuild, beside the diaphragm?what to look for ? did i see rivets ? :)

install a snubber in the vac line and the diaphragm will not wear out for a long time.
WHAT is a "SNUBBER" ?
Spirited-6

lee

Time is not what is taken but what remains.
C. Drewry

98valk

Quote from: Spirited-6 on Mon 26, Oct 2009, 15:56:38
Quote from: CA ExhaustCoatings on Mon 26, Oct 2009, 14:57:16
Quote from: franco6 on Mon 26, Oct 2009, 12:06:20
i ve seen picts of a complete take apart of the stupid thing,    can t find them now.it won t turn off or reserve while vac is applied.
as anyone done a complete rebuild, beside the diaphragm?what to look for ? did i see rivets ? :)

install a snubber in the vac line and the diaphragm will not wear out for a long time.
WHAT is a "SNUBBER" ?

http://www.valkyrieforum.com/bbs/index.php/topic,3408.0.html
1998 Std/Tourer, 2007 DR200SE, 1981 CB900C  10speed
1973 Duster 340 4-speed rare A/C, 2001 F250 4x4 7.3L, 6sp

"Our Constitution was made only for a Moral and Religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the goverment of any other."
John Adams 10/11/1798

lee

I= Fuel inlet from top of stand pipe.
J= Reserve fuel inlet.  When the sealing ball is over this port the valve is in the ON position.
K= Ball is in this position when valve is in the RESERVE position.
L= Fuel outlet from manual side of valve. When ball is over this port valve is in OFF position.
M= Spring loaded ball keeper.  When the valve is assembled the ball can not get out of this keeper.
N= Sealing ball.
THINGS THAT CAN CAUSE THE MANUAL SIDE OF VALVE TO MALFUNCTION.
1.Dirt in tank and valve cavity. (keeps ball from sealing port).
2.Rusty ball (pitted) caused by water standing in tank for long period.
3.Bad O-ring around port. ( I have heard of this, but I have never seen one with a bad O-ring).
4.MOST COMMON  (Operator Error) You can feel and hear the ball (spring loaded) fall or
            jump into the port when you switch the valve.  If you don't then you need to ride home
            and start looking for the siphon hose.


Time is not what is taken but what remains.
C. Drewry

franco6

thanks LEE that s the picts i needed. it is the manual side that is giving me trouble .can you replace the rivets with nuts and bolts?
i just don t want to be down a long while, waiting for parts. :cooldude:
Enjoy the ride!

MP

Yes, you can drill them out, then bolt back together.
MP

"Ridin' with Cycho"

franco6

Enjoy the ride!