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Reply #30 - 08/06/11 at 20:10:43
 
the movie is Little Shop of Horrors....awesome classic  Smiley
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Reply #31 - 08/06/11 at 21:37:40
 
Oldfeller--FSO wrote on 08/06/11 at 10:47:11:

You can replace the hose ....

      then, when that quits ....

.... you can get the $20 rebuild kit ....


or


you can just get the $20 Raptor, which does not need the hose or the rebuild kit .... and won't fail ever never again.





Now, watch the following clip and see if you can identify the various parties that are shown.


Wink               me, I'd be the angry one with the gun ......







--- so where can I get this Raptor Petcock and how does it work differently from my regular petcock? Will I have to do some modifications when I remove the old and install the new one?
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Reply #32 - 08/06/11 at 22:02:05
 
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Reply #33 - 08/06/11 at 23:20:57
 
i read the the post link, thanx.... I'm just wondering exactly how the alternate Raptor Petcock works better than the stock petcock and whats the main difference in functionality between the two?
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Reply #34 - 08/07/11 at 00:52:57
 
The Raptor is just a gas valve, manual, the OEM Suzuki unit is vacuum operated & has a tendency to fail.
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Reply #35 - 08/07/11 at 03:53:38
 

The Suzuki stock vac actuated petcock was the contraption that Steve Martin put on his face at the end of the clip -- it failed repeatedly on him and wound up killing him.   He couldn't keep a consistent vacuum (his little balloons deflated on him) then his metering diaphragm finally split on him and he flooded to death.

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