🔧 Honda Fuel Valve Petcock 16950 GCF 671 Review

It's not the best quality in the world but I've used it on my son's 2006 CRF 50 for a few months and it's not dripping so I'm happy.

Fits well on my '08 crf50, I took this because my old one was leaking and my garage has smelled of gas for a few months and haven't had any problems since. .

A manual faucet fits in the tank of my Crf 100. But after running it for a few days it became very difficult to turn. As if something was swollen inside and it was becoming very difficult to turn.

I used old bolts and gaskets and threw away the ones that came with the kit. Tank full, no leaks. The valve rotates easily. It may not be as high quality as a Honda part, but when it works, it works!

Be sure to use the supplied mounting stud bushing and this unit will work great. By the way, it has a valve position indicator for OFF. RES and EIN Thank you for an affordable valve replacement for my leaking OEM unit.

Bad description. Not suitable for xr400. Check the size of the outlet and the fuel line. It's a small (1/4 inch I think), not a thicker (3/8 inch?) hose (not sure what the metric ID is, but you know, like greasy fuel or bits and pieces).

This item is 1/5 the price of an original part at a motorcycle shop. I bought it, it came out two days later and I installed it. He also did what had to be done. NO leaks and runs smoothly. Revain is my pick for multiple parts. They sell tons and if you have a part number you can even get it through a second seller. Can't be compared anywhere else.

I bought two. One for XR50, one for XR70. One worked well, the other lets gas through in the off position. Yes, and the studs are too long for the blind brass inserts cast in the tank. I had to reuse the stock bolts to tighten the flange to the tank. So that's a bit disappointing. I used a fuel strainer from a leaking new faucet on a stock faucet that I rebuilt with a kit from ebay. But it would be nice and cheaper if these two new cranes worked.