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Technical (Descriptive Topic Titles - Stay on Topic) => Amal, Carburation, Fuel => Topic started by: scotty on 22.11. 2014 21:22

Title: Fuel/Gas Taps/Petcock questions
Post by: scotty on 22.11. 2014 21:22
Greetings all

I'm looking for some fuel taps for my A10 and B33

The only criteria is that they fit properly and do not leak...originality or type not important

Can anyone recommend a type and or supplier ?

Also what is a good sealant to use on threads of these fuel taps ?

Many thanks

Scotty

Title: Re: Fuel/Gas Taps/Petcock questions
Post by: bsa-bill on 22.11. 2014 21:49
I have BAP type on mine  - not entirely happy with them as they have rusted - perhaps I just bought from the wrong place

I don't put any sealer on the threads but use copper washers with rubber inserts, like the one here http://www.britcycle.com/products/623/623_series.htm (http://www.britcycle.com/products/623/623_series.htm)

Some one here might know a nearer source
Title: Re: Fuel/Gas Taps/Petcock questions
Post by: beezermacc on 22.11. 2014 22:58
I stock two types that I am happy to recommend. 1) Replica taps for A10's. Pull on / with horizontal banjos and dome nuts. 2) lever taps with dowty washers and adapters. I use both types and have had no problems with them.
Title: Re: Fuel/Gas Taps/Petcock questions
Post by: scotty on 23.11. 2014 16:31
Bill,
Thanks for the info....the link is to BCS who I have dealt with before
BTW what are BAP ?

Beezermacc
thanks for the info....could you message me with directions to a/your web site ?

Thanks again


Scotty
Title: Re: Fuel/Gas Taps/Petcock questions
Post by: bsa-bill on 23.11. 2014 17:56
Quote
BTW what are BAP ?

Your as wise as I Scotty, just the name they are referred by but it must stand for something. bet someone here knows
Title: Re: Fuel/Gas Taps/Petcock questions
Post by: beezermacc on 23.11. 2014 19:33
Bill,
Thanks for the info....the link is to BCS who I have dealt with before
BTW what are BAP ?

Beezermacc
thanks for the info....could you message me with directions to a/your web site ?

Thanks again


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Scotty