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BTW, thanks, Schming. That is exactly what i was looking for.
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Yeah, uh ... I take it back. Leaking is occurring before the fuel valve. My bad.Originally posted by skids View PostSkids (Sid Hansen)
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Leaking stopped
Had a similar experience with my petcock valves leaking after sitting dry all winter and dumping some gas into the tank for startup. Especially when I moved them to prime for start up. Moved back to "on" and let it sit.
It was a fast drip on prime, but after a sitting overnight with gas, and moving the petcock from on to prime a couple times, they stopped leaking. Not a drop since.
Lucky for me I was able to go riding
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'74 CB350F1 (under restoration)
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