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Petcock cover set part number..Help

Started by BigMac NJ, Sat 17, Jul 2010, 20:53:19

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BigMac NJ

I'm starting to have problems with the petcock and fuel starvation (actually lack of fuel) when flipping to reserve.. Of course I'm on the road going to the Canadian Rockies and I'm presently in Sudbury, Ontario.

What I need is the actual part number of the cover set. I show it as 16950-MBY-033.. Is this the correct number? I plan to order it from a  Honda dealer out west (Edmonton) and pick it up in a few days .

I'd appreciate it if someone could verify this part number...


Thanks,
Kevin

Bone

From HDL  -  The numbers get changed occasionally

PRODUCT INFORMATION:
Mfg Product Number: 16953-MBZ-B51
Description: COVER SET,rooster for  Honda
Order Quantity: 1
Unit Price: $28.91
Total Cost: $28.91

Craig N. AZ

Just ordered/received Cover Set, rooster, 16953-MBZ-B51 from Zanotti.com for my 1998 Tourer, $26 but haven't installed it yet.

X Ring

Do yourself a favor and replace that pos Honda petcock with a Pingel.  I got mine from easternperformance.com.

Marty
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Craig N. AZ

Quote from: X Ring on Sat 17, Jul 2010, 22:01:30
Do yourself a favor and replace that pos Honda petcock with a Pingel.  I got mine from easternperformance.com.

Marty

Marty.... which Pingel did you get? I've got an Interstate tank out for paint and would like to get a good valve installed that will look like the original.

Gryphon Rider

Quote from: BigMac NJ on Sat 17, Jul 2010, 20:53:19
I'm starting to have problems with the petcock and fuel starvation (actually lack of fuel) when flipping to reserve.. Of course I'm on the road going to the Canadian Rockies and I'm presently in Sudbury, Ontario.

What I need is the actual part number of the cover set. I show it as 16950-MBY-033.. Is this the correct number? I plan to order it from a  Honda dealer out west (Edmonton) and pick it up in a few days .

Thanks,
Kevin

If the problem gets worse, follow my instructions in this thread http://www.valkyrieforum.com/bbs/index.php/topic,18092.0.html to eliminate the vacuum shutoff until you get the cover set.  Just remember to turn off the fuel valve every time you shut off the bike.

The part number for the cover set (includes vacuum diaphram) I ordered and installed in Canada is 16953-MBZ-B51

I'm in Calgary if you need help with that or anything else.  PM me if you need my phone number.

Kevin

BigMac NJ

Kevin,
Thanks for the info..do you know the number of the Honda dealer in Calgary ?
and are they open on Monday's ?.If possible I'll order the complete petcock from
them and pick it up on our way.We're headed to to Jasper Alberta.
I'm going to jump back into the states at Saulte Ste Marie and in a couple days from now
go back into Canada.

Kevin

98valk

1998 Std/Tourer, 2007 DR200SE, 1981 CB900C  10speed
1973 Duster 340 4-speed rare A/C, 2001 F250 4x4 7.3L, 6sp

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fudgie

Quote from: Craig N. AZ on Sat 17, Jul 2010, 23:04:09
Quote from: X Ring on Sat 17, Jul 2010, 22:01:30
Do yourself a favor and replace that pos Honda petcock with a Pingel.  I got mine from easternperformance.com.

Marty

Marty.... which Pingel did you get? I've got an Interstate tank out for paint and would like to get a good valve installed that will look like the original.
Well you cant have both.  :-\ You get a good valve, but it wont look like the original. You turn it on/off under the tank. No switch out to the side of the tank like oem.
+1 on the pingel.  :cooldude: Do it right the 1st time.


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F6Dave

Several guys have used the electric shutoff from Dan-Marc.  Mounted upstream from the stock petcock, it stops the flow whenever the key is turned off.  Now that's easy to remember!

You still have the appearance and reserve funtion of the original with a reliable backup.  Personally I think the price of the Pingel is pretty high for such a basic piece of hardware.  The Dan-Marc is only $26. http://www.dan-marc.com/79-afc11112.html

Gryphon Rider

Quote from: BigMac NJ on Sun 18, Jul 2010, 06:37:24
Kevin,
Thanks for the info..do you know the number of the Honda dealer in Calgary ?
and are they open on Monday's ?.If possible I'll order the complete petcock from
them and pick it up on our way.We're headed to to Jasper Alberta.
I'm going to jump back into the states at Saulte Ste Marie and in a couple days from now
go back into Canada.

Kevin

Be certain to ride the Banff-Jasper Parkway.  If you want more road recommendations, let me know, but that one musn't be missed (see photo below).

Calgary Dealerships:
Rocky Mountain Honda Powerhouse
15220 Shaw Road SE Calgary AB T2X 2A1
Phone: 403.230.7777 Fax: 403.230.7778
Toll Free Phone: 877.230.7772
Open 9-6 M,Tu,F,Sat
Open 9-8 W,Th

GW Cycle World
1020 Meridian Rd NE
Calgary, AB T2A 2N8
Phone:  (403) 569-9555
M-F 9-6, Sat 9-5

Bow Cycle
403.288.5421
6524 Bowness Road NW
Calgary, Alberta, CAN T3B 0E9
SPRING / SUMMER HOURS
March 15 - July 2
M - TH: 9AM - 7PM
F: 9AM - 6PM
SA: 9AM - 5PM

Lethbridge:
Lethbridge Honda
1117- 2 Ave S
Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
403-327-2777
8:30-5:30 M-F
8:30-5 Sat

X Ring

Quote from: Craig N. AZ on Sat 17, Jul 2010, 23:04:09
Quote from: X Ring on Sat 17, Jul 2010, 22:01:30
Do yourself a favor and replace that pos Honda petcock with a Pingel.  I got mine from easternperformance.com.

Marty

Marty.... which Pingel did you get? I've got an Interstate tank out for paint and would like to get a good valve installed that will look like the original.

1311-CH.  Like Fudgie said, it doesn't resemble the original but it is less expensive and a helluva lot better quality than the original.  You also have to plug the vacuum port at cylinder #6.

Marty
People are more passionately opposed to wearing fur than leather because it's safer to harass rich women than bikers.           

BigMac NJ

Thanks for all the replies..I'll go the Pingel route in the future (if I don't go with a belly tank).
I already have a belly tank on my tourer and it works for me

Right now I'll go with OEM as I really do need to complete this 17 day trip.

Thanks for the dealer info..I'll call one in the morning and have it waiting for me .

We are going to start in Jasper and work our way to Banff and continue on south to
Glacier National park

Thanks again,
Kevin  aka  BigMac NJ

Gryphon Rider

If you can take highway 40 as part of your route south, then DO!  Highway 22 is always nicer than highway 2 in Alberta.

BigMac NJ

We have made it to Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan and will be going to Calgary Alberta
tomorrow to get the new petcock assemble and have it installed. Gas stops have been more getting sooner and sooner to to say the least..I know...get a pingle......I will...........I promise.

Thanks,
Kevin



 

BigMac NJ

FYI

Got the bike fixed at the Powerhouse dealer in in Calgary on Friday.

Running great again....Had a few moments on the plains of Canada that
had me thinking that this wouldn't be a good place to breakdown.

The petcock started to act up in the normal position abut i found out that
a full load of fuel helped..also a speed of 75 to 80 MPH helped a lot too.

After using about 3 gallons of fuel at 60 MPH it would start to flutter and stave so  i figured might as well
crank it up and stop for fuel every 110 miles....

Thanks
Kevin

Gryphon Rider

Hey Kevin,

If you're interested, you're welcome to join me and the local CMA chapter for breakfast tomorrow (Saturday) at Shifters Restaurant at the RoadKing Travel Centre (Truck Stop).  We start trickling in around 9am and hang out until about 11:30, but it's a casual come and go as you please event.  We use the private room at the back of the restaurant.  A couple of us have red & black 2000 Tourers, but mine is the only one with round tail lights on the saddlebags.  If I'm not there yet, introduce yourselves and you'll be made welcome, and I'll be along shortly.
Take the Paigan Trail East / Barlow Trail South Exit 251 off of Deerfoot Trail, then south on Barlow Trail.  The RoadKing is on your right.
If you're anxious to hit the road, I'll understand.

Kevin


BigMac NJ

Kevin,
Thanks for the offer but I forgot to mention that we made it to Banff yesteday afternoon about 4PM.

Today we're heading up to see Lake Louise, Ride the Ice Field Parkway and then onto Jasper.
The really fun part of the trip has started...it's only 44 F right now so we'll wait for some warming
before today's ride.

Kevin