where is the fuel cup & strainer?

Discussion in 'Bay Area Bikers' started by commershao, Dec 28, 2006.

  1. commershao

    commershao Guest

    Hi,

    My honda vtr shop manual refers to the fuel cup/strainer as a
    maintenance item, but doesn't point out where it is. Is it seated
    between the tank and the fuel valve? Just wanted to make sure I'm
    pulling apart the right pieces when I start. As you can tell I haven't
    worked on bikes before, I really expected there to be a simple inline
    fuel filter instead.

    thanks,
    com
     
    commershao, Dec 28, 2006
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  2. commershao

    barbz Guest

    On the bikes I've had, that strainer is in the petcock assembly. You
    should probably google your bike along with "fuel strainer." A lot of
    bikes still have those, even though people use the inline fuel filters.

    One of these days I have to take my tank apart and check that thing. I
    think it's probably clogged with floating bits of eucalyptus flowers
    from the gas station.

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    barbz, Dec 29, 2006
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  3. commershao

    motomij Guest

    Sorry I don't recall. My VTR is now a parts donor, having been destroyed
    by a large deer last year.
    You might try lifting the tanks and looking under there.
    Jim
     
    motomij, Dec 29, 2006
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  4. commershao

    commershao Guest


    Thanks guys!
     
    commershao, Dec 29, 2006
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  5. commershao

    FB Guest

    It would be nice if you'd mention the year and engine size when you ask
    a technical question. The very popular VTR1000 doesn't have those
    parts.

    But, I guess that you are asking about a VTR250, which does have a fuel
    cup and strainer attached to the petcock underneath the gas tank.

    If you want to see parts diagrams, you can go to www.partsfish.com and
    register and you can browse the diagrams for free.

    The www.bikebandit.com site doesn't require registration, but the
    browsing is slower.
     
    FB, Dec 30, 2006
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  6. commershao

    motomij Guest


    Hey, I just happen to have a VTR1000F shop manual for sale ( a few
    grease spots here and there, of course). If you want it, I'll sell if
    for 25.00.otd
    Jim
     
    motomij, Dec 30, 2006
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