🔧 K&L Supply 18-4150 Fuel Petcock: Exceptional Quality and Performance Review

You can buy a repair kit or spend a little more and just get a new assembly. This is a really good device, not a cheap fake. Not factory made but you can see the quality. Throw that on my bike and goodbye fuel leak!

My old CB360 Keihin faucet was leaking at the switch and lower reservoir and needed to be replaced. The OEM replacement is out of stock or close to $100. This is a pretty good replacement. Note that you will need to use hand tools to tighten the fitting's "nut" firmly to prevent fuel from leaking through the gasket. Pinching your fingers is not enough!

I bought this part for my 1973 CB 350 and it looks the same but new. I went to install it and the threading on the nut that screws onto my tank was bad. Couldn't turn it. I was able to take this nut off my old one and replace the washer so she could get a new one and install it. Although everything works fine, there is no gas flow as this used to be a problem. I bought this part because it had good reviews, so I guess getting a part with a bad nut can happen to anyone. I would buy the part…

I have a 1970 Honda CL350 that has sat in a basement for over 40 years. So the gas tank and faucet have clearly seen better days. I tried deleting the original but the backup screen can no longer be saved. Also, I couldn't disable the original faucet. However, I was able to turn it into a slow drip. I was going to order a repair kit but then realized a new faucet would cost the same. Thank god there are internet forums like Honda Twins and Do The Ton. Now I can turn off the gas if I want! It's…

Wrong nut included but other than that the product was as expected. The nut that came with it had a new seal and fitted to the faucet threads (left hand side on these bikes and also on this faucet) but did not fit well enough onto the tank threads to create a fuel-tight seal (in other words, it poured Gas almost everywhere, luckily he was out for a while before I could get back to him and figure out the problem). I solved this problem by reusing an old nut from an old faucet. The faucet itself…