MOOSE OFFROAD Fuel Petcock Rebuild Kit for KTM - Part 60-1015

The MOOSE OFFROAD Fuel Petcock Rebuild Kit (Part 60-1015) is designed specifically for KTM motorcycles, providing all essential components to restore your fuel petcock to optimal function. This comprehensive kit includes face screws, tank bolts, a face gasket, tank gasket, diaphragm, O-rings, wave washer, and various miscellaneous parts, ensuring a complete rebuild for reliable fuel flow. Perfect for maintaining your motorcycle’s fuel system, this kit is suitable for riders seeking a cost-effective and straightforward repair solution.
For KTM models with riveted fuel petcocks, this non-rebuildable kit features a special drill, self-tapping screws, and detailed instructions, allowing for an easy and inexpensive rebuild process. The components are engineered for durability and compatibility, ensuring long-lasting performance and a secure fit. Whether you are performing routine maintenance or restoring an aging fuel system, this kit provides everything needed to get your motorcycle back on the trail quickly. Designed with precision and quality, the MOOSE OFFROAD Fuel Petcock Rebuild Kit offers a reliable solution for KTM enthusiasts who value efficiency and ease of installation.Trust MOOSE OFFROAD to deliver high-quality replacement parts that keep your motorcycle running smoothly. This kit’s thoughtful design and comprehensive component selection make it a smart choice for DIY repairs or professional servicing, extending the lifespan of your fuel system and enhancing overall bike performance.

Features:

• Complete rebuild kit with all necessary components including face screws, tank bolts, gaskets, diaphragm, O-rings, wave washer, and miscellaneous parts

• Designed specifically for KTM motorcycles with riveted fuel petcocks, featuring a special drill and self-tapping screws

• User-friendly instructions included for straightforward and cost-effective installation

• Durable and compatible components engineered for long-lasting performance

• Ideal for routine maintenance, repairs, or restoring fuel system efficiency