Gl1100 Goldwing Gl1000 Gl 1100 1000 Fuel Petcock Pet Cock 1975-1983 Gas Res Oem on 2040-parts.com
Schiller Park, Illinois, US
R1S1B1
Shipping for the cont usa only.
Nice parts, but not perfect. Will clean up much better, I have seen these polish up nicer than stock with
some elbow grease. Working unit, rubber was good for seals, might not be now from sitting.
Try it, if it leaks, replace the oring seals. Unit itself works flawless, reserve, regular, and put it to stop, and it stops the flow.
26.99 with FREE shipping in cont usa,
Removed from a 1982 goldwing, will fit 75-83 ABSOLUTELY and no doubt.
As pictured, wnat you see is what you get.
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