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Escondido, Ca. USA
I just replaced the fuel taps on the 05 with a Clarke tank. One original tap was leaking and the other I had replaced when I purchased the tank with a Husky tap off of a 610. I think most who have this tank have installed the Husky tap on the left side as it points the fuel line in a better direction and is small and easy to turn on and off. It just unscrews to open.
There isn't a rebuild kit for the Husaberg taps so you just buy new ones. I wanted to try the taps that Taffy has as they have a reserve and are supposedly easier to turn on and off. I didn't have time to order one but will get one the next time I place an order with him. The original Husaberg taps are quite hard to turn.
Anyway, my main purpose for this post is to memorialize the part number for the KTM tap I located. I found the almost exact same tap as the Husky tap in the KTM parts catalog. Its off of a 2000-2012 50cc and 1998-2012 SX MINI JR SR 65cc.
The part number is 58507003200
It bolted right up with no modification.
The new stock Husaberg tap required that the two bolt holes be drilled slightly larger in order to match up to the Clarke tank.
I substituted slightly thicker HNBR O-rings for the ones that come with the taps and added an additional o-ring to insure no leaks.
There isn't a rebuild kit for the Husaberg taps so you just buy new ones. I wanted to try the taps that Taffy has as they have a reserve and are supposedly easier to turn on and off. I didn't have time to order one but will get one the next time I place an order with him. The original Husaberg taps are quite hard to turn.
Anyway, my main purpose for this post is to memorialize the part number for the KTM tap I located. I found the almost exact same tap as the Husky tap in the KTM parts catalog. Its off of a 2000-2012 50cc and 1998-2012 SX MINI JR SR 65cc.
The part number is 58507003200
It bolted right up with no modification.
The new stock Husaberg tap required that the two bolt holes be drilled slightly larger in order to match up to the Clarke tank.
I substituted slightly thicker HNBR O-rings for the ones that come with the taps and added an additional o-ring to insure no leaks.
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