Honda Pacific Coast pc800 leaking petcock fix and brake/clutch fluid change

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Does your PC smell funny, do you smell of gasoline when you get off the bike? Are you afraid people might mention something? Your pc might have trouble controlling it's fuel petcock. With old age come certain discomforts, but with a new petcock, a soiled engine is history! Repair your petcock and enjoy your day out on the road without fear of spilling.

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@captlarry-3525 3 года назад

Great Tim, no more rolling flame thrower. If the key is on, the fuel pump can pump and feed a fire, and that is the reason for the vac petcock. Good reminder to change the hydraulic fluids while the bike is layed up with a busted coolant hose. Thanks.

@douglassullivan3717 3 года назад

Thank you sir, I just bought a 1990 pc800 on Saturday, 9700 original miles…. But it has been sitting in the guys garage for a long time…. Just ordered a new battery, Im sure I’ll have to bleed the brakes & clutch too, as there is no pressure at all… thanks for your video, I may be asking for more tips…. Douglas in N. Carolina USA

@skodakbl8620 Месяц назад

Dzieki, bardzo pomocny film, piwko leci

@Sanderkke Год назад

Thanks for this awesome video! Helped me a lot.

@emiliobernardo5929 3 года назад

thanks for the info. just finish the performance concern about petcock.

@captlarry-3525 3 года назад

Tim, any experience with the English company that makes windscreens for the PC ?

@timrietbergen Год назад

late answer, but no, I have no experience with them.

@ciencia-en-energia 2 года назад

Hello, I have a PC 800 from the year 89. Where you have that fuel leak, my bike has a hose connected to the fuel pump. That is ok?

@timrietbergen Год назад

I think i might have taken it of before filming, or it was already gone, but i guess it should be there to guide fuel alongside the engine to the ground. That would be safer!