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Fuel Gas Petcock Repair Kit for Honda XL250R XL 250R 1984-1987

Fuel Gas Petcock Repair Kit for Honda XL250R XL 250R 1984-1987

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Fuel/Gas Petcock Repair Kit for Honda XL250R

This fuel petcock repair kit for Honda XL250R models restores the fuel valve on 1984 through 1987 machines, replacing worn seals and internal parts so the petcock seals and flows correctly again.

Overview

This petcock repair kit for Honda XL250R models brings a leaking or stiff fuel valve back to working order by replacing the worn internal seals and components. It solves common issues like fuel seepage, hard turning, and poor flow at the tank outlet. Owners of the XL 250R who want to rebuild rather than replace the whole petcock will find this kit a practical fix.

Built For Performance

  • Replacement seals and internal parts restore a positive fuel shutoff
  • Rebuilds the stock petcock instead of replacing the whole assembly
  • Materials resist constant contact with gasoline
  • Designed to match the original valve layout for a clean fit
  • Compact kit with the parts needed for a standard petcock refresh

Fits These Machines

  • for Honda XL250R 1984
  • for Honda XL250R 1985
  • for Honda XL250R 1986
  • for Honda XL250R 1987

On-The-Job Use

  • Fixing a petcock that drips or seeps fuel when shut off
  • Restoring smooth on, off, and reserve selection
  • Routine fuel system service on a vintage XL 250R
  • Reviving a stored or neglected dual-sport before riding season

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) XL250R Fuel/Gas Petcock Repair Kit
Compatibility Honda XL250R 1984-1987
Type Petcock repair kit

Good To Know

Q: Do I need to drain the fuel tank before installing this kit? A: Yes, shut off the petcock and drain the tank or clamp the fuel line before removing the valve. Working with an empty or isolated tank prevents spills and makes reassembly easier.

Q: How do I know if my petcock needs a rebuild rather than replacement? A: If the valve leaks when closed, turns stiffly, or flows poorly, a rebuild kit is usually enough. If the metal body is cracked or badly corroded, a full replacement may be needed instead.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

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