Aftermarket Vacuum Fuel Tap (Petrol Gas Petcock) :: Hyosung GT125R GT250R GT650R

Description

⛽ Aftermarket Vacuum Fuel Tap (Petrol Gas Petcock) :: Hyosung GT125R | GT250R | GT650R

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🎁 Product Info:

Includes 1x fresh seal with the tap

🚚 UK Delivery ETA: 3–5 working days

Replace your worn or leaking OEM vacuum fuel tap with this quality aftermarket unit, designed for Hyosung carburettor models. A failing tap can cause fuel starvation, leaks, or even dangerous flooding into your engine. This replacement restores proper fuel flow and reliability — essential for daily riding or long-distance touring.

• 🎁 UK Delivery =3-4 days
• ✈️ Global Shipping is welcome!

💡 For the best performance and longevity, we recommend upgrading your fuel system at the same time:

• 🔄 Swap to larger uprated fuel lines with a high-capacity filter for smoother flow and extended service life.
• 💨 Upgrade to braided vacuum pipes that withstand heat up to 100°C+ and maintain stronger, more stable vacuum pulses over time.

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🏍 FITS THESE BIKES ONLY

GT125 Naked & GT125P ⛔ Vacuum Tap only	GT125R & GT125RC ✔ All Carby 125R bikes	GT250 Comet Naked ⛔ Vacuum Tap only
GT250R (2005–2008)	GT650R Carby (2005–2008)	GT650 Comet Carby (up to 2008)

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📜 OEM Part Numbers: 44300HM8150, 44300HM8100, 44300HN9100, 44300HN9101

🔧 Fitting Instructions: No special tools or complicated steps — simply remove your old tap and replace with the new unit, ensuring the seal seats correctly.

📨 Need Help? Get advice in our community forums or reach us via the contact page.

📚 Fuel & Vacuum Diagrams:
• Fuel Lines Tutorial (#1)
• Vacuum Lines Guide (#2)

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💡 Install Tips

• Check that the tank outlet and vacuum hose ends are clean before fitting the new tap.
• If your bike still has original fuel/vacuum hoses, now is the perfect time to replace them for optimal performance.
• A weak or cracked vacuum hose can prevent the tap from opening fully — this is a common cause of “mystery” fuel starvation issues.
• Always test for leaks after installation by turning the fuel on and observing for at least 1–2 minutes before riding.