1976 xs500 Leaky petcock - Page 2

07-02-2010, 12:27 PM

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Originally Posted by corlon

my buddy took them apart and put them back together and now they don't leak. 3 days and running without a drop. wierd.

I Guess your friend put the wavy washer in the right place but don't worry XS500's are odd birds

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