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carb fuel inlet t-piece nipple
#1
shit mines broke and i cant find them for less than 35 quid its a little piece of plastic for christ sake
anyone know of any suppliers or anything that fits and is availble cheap?
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#2
Try a small car spares shop
Another ex-Fazer rider that is a foccer again
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#3
25 on fowlers but its on back order
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#4
https://www.bike-parts-yam.com/yamaha-pi...47-11.html


number 50 30 bucks
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#5
can you get an image of it so I can see if I have one. Your are welcome to it FOC if I have one.
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#6
i found one 35 quid - if you have one you will need it - its the bit that sits between carb 2+3  for the fuel inlet
- i saw fowlers but thought back order could take ages
- my other bike didnt sell on ebay so thankfully i still have a backup bike for a few months
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#7
just one thing after another at the moment
- broke a chain link and nearly killed myself on Sat so new chain and sprocket kit ordered from M+P
- maybe i shouldnt give my godson this 125 and just ride his
- its a ybr 125 custom so at least he finally has a jap bike
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#8
Did you source a T piece ? I'm breaking a set of carbs so I have one available
Stuff everything I've always got my bike Smile
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#9
(27-04-17, 10:41 PM)bikemad link Wrote: Did you source a T piece ? I'm breaking a set of carbs so I have one available


Stupid though maybe, but, what is the outside diameter of the T pipe could you use a T piece from a aquarium the sort of fitting that goes into a fish tank air line.
As I say it is just a thought, one like that if it fitted is likely to cost you 90 pence and available at most garden centres.
I will measure a fitting on one of my tanks ......................................


4.75mm outside diameter and made of plastic, the internal bore is 3mm.
Not sure how it will stand up to petrol? But cheap plastic fuel cans do.
Just a thought
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#10
when it comes to an important piece like that i dont like to bodge
i do in many other areas as it is
i have managed to find one for £35 just waiting for it to arrive
update email says its being processed so god knows
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#11
(28-04-17, 02:10 AM)Disorderlypunk link Wrote: when it comes to an important piece like that i dont like to bodge
i do in many other areas as it is
i have managed to find one for £35 just waiting for it to arrive
update email says its being processed so god knows


Tis good you have one coming and you found it at a better price than initially thought.
I only mentioned the aquarium tank T piece because in you first post you said '[size=1em]anyone know of any suppliers or anything that fits and is available cheap?[/size]
sounds like you will soon have the bike back on the road.  :thumbup  Good luck.


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#12
Whatever you get, you want something that is safe with petrol. Plastic generally isn't unless it specifies it.
You can get brass fittings for fish tanks too which would be ok.

something like this would do the job
http://www.carbuildersolutions.com/uk/brass-tee-4mm
Another ex-Fazer rider that is a foccer again
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#13
there are nylon ones here too
http://www.carbuildersolutions.com/uk/ny...&orderBy=0
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#14
problem is i have a feeling they are of a specific size for the spacing between the two carb - will have a look when i get it and try and upload a photo
(ive tried before but fail at the photo uploading lol)
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(28-04-17, 11:01 AM)BBROWN1664 link Wrote: Whatever you get, you want something that is safe with petrol. Plastic generally isn't unless it specifies it.
You can get brass fittings for fish tanks too which would be ok.

something like this would do the job
http://www.carbuildersolutions.com/uk/brass-tee-4mm


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You can indeed  Big Grin
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