Fuel Valve Petcock 24702802

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Fixing - Click option to see photo (fuel Tap): (Required) Male Fixing (Screws "IN" to the Tank) Please see description below Female Fixing (Screws "ON" to the Tank) Please see description below

Do you need a new fuel line?: (Required) Yes, I need a new fuel line, please. No, my fuel line is fine, thank you.

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*This generator has been supplied with different fitting depending on the year it was made. Be sure to order the correct one for your tank.*

Replacement Fuel Tap Petcock made of cast Aluminium for long life.You will need to choose the option above, to match the petcock you are replacing:

Male fixing - screws into the tank (fuel tank thread inside tank) then seals the O-Ring by tightening the secondary nut. Sometimes this can get broken off in the tank (see advice below). The Male also has a small nut at the top that is thinner than the 2 fixings on the on/off switch plate. Click on option above to see picture.

Female fixing - screws onto the tank (fuel tank thread protrudes from tank) using the large nut on the petcock to attach and seal the O-Ring. The female version had a large wide nut at the top, when undone, shows the tank has threads protruding from the tank. (This can be seen on the home screen of our video below.) Click on option above to see picture.

If you are not sure, get in touch!

Generator Guru says: 

This are a common item to need replacing due to the exposed location of the part. We often hear that something has knocked it, resulting in a leaky, or broken Fuel Tap Petcock.

If you have had a Male Petcock break off with the stem still in the tank, use a pair of needle nose pliers and insert into the stem. Open the pliers up, and unscrew. It should release without damaging the tank. Be careful not to damage the thread on the tank, or you will need to replace the whole tank. 

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