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Evo Fuel Tap Leak

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Hi all has any one striped down the evo fuel tap to repair a leak? If so are there any gaskets or O rings that are replaceable or is it a new tap?

Mine did exactly the same :( stripped it down and spent hours trying to get it back together. Ended up buying a new one.

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Just done the same, stripped it down but it is only sealed by flat face pressure exerted onto a OEM seal, so once it leaks it looks like its a new tap.

All back together now and back on the bike, new tap needed.

Just checked out Beta spares.com. Evo 4T fuel tap is £85.30. Evo 2T fuel tap is £12.70! Glad I've get 2 stroke's!

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