🔧 MOTOKU Fuel Tank Switch Valve Petcock - Compatible with Ascot 500, Nighthawk 250, Rebel 250, XL600R, XR650L, FourTrax 200/250/300, Sportrax TRX ATV Review

Doesn't work on my 1989 Honda FourTrax 300. The output is too small. The handcock seemed to attach well to the tank, but I really didn't want to modify the carburetor to make it work. I am not sure if there is enough gas. You may want to add features to the description.

Installed on 1982 to present Honda CM250C. Whilst it is not listed and upon inspection it says 'incompatible', its external dimensions are exactly the same as the Keihin model and it fits snugly with no leaks. I've only been using it for a few hours but so far so good.

I bought this because my 1997 300ex fuel filter was completely drained and a new one cost 3 times the price of this entire faucet. Well this faucet doesn't fit the 97 300ex but the filter it came with fitted the old one really well so I think it was worth it.

Although it was sold for my quad this valve had a smaller outlet than the outlet for my quad because I didn't use it but I used the strainer for my quad and with the instead valve I took one off the quad and cleaned it then used the gaskets and filters from what was sent to rebuild my original valve. And I'm sure I saved the time and money on a repair kit if you can find one at all.

Outlet diameter too small for fuel line. However, I was able to get it to work by inserting the fuel line that goes to the cock into the fuel line that goes to the carburetor. I can't remember the size of the fuel line but it came in a pack of 3 sizes that I bought from Autozone or Advanced. It's perfectly screwed into the tank; but it should not necessarily be advertised as suitable for the Honda Fourtrax. The outlet diameter is not correct, but can be adjusted if necessary.