discontinued parts

[triton28]

Just tried to order the fuel line from the tank to the filter, 92059-1724 and it is "No Longer Available". The brass OD rotor for the change drum, 21007-1192 is on "Backorder-No ETA" so I would say it is gone as well.
Time to check one's inventory and order early before all is NLA.

[ekap1200]

Hello from New Jersey USA.... No fuel line available come's as no surprise . I may be able to help out..
I just ordered 3 foot of grey fuel line 12-0052 from Denis Kirk. After reading your post I thought it best to find some for the shop , should the need arise . I will let you know what I think of it when it arrives. And while you now had me worried about losing a hose due to age and use, I began searching for the molded hose from the filter to pump. Found ( 1 ) at partzilla.com P/N 92059-1725 $ 20.06 with the shipping.
As for your overdrive brass part,,, well can it be made in a machine shop ? could not find one in stock...
Gene Kap.

[triton28]

Hello Gene;
Yes that would be good of you to post an evaluation of that fuel line.
I am doing a transmission R&R next week so I'll have a close look at that brass rotor, I'm sure it could be fabbed if necessary. I just wanted one for my inventory so I am not between a rock and a hard spot right now.
Thanks,
Dave

[ekap1200]

Hi Dave, The hose I have been concerned with was the molded hose from the filter to pump. They shown 1 in stock, so I took it.... I had , when I first looked at the hoses year's ago,,thought that they where silicon in makeup . But on the hose is printed ( NBR ) . Which searched out to TYGON .. The OEM hose , I believe was " bumped " out to 0.320 ID for the end that goes on the filter. What I ordered from Denis Kirk was 1/4 ID , I use 1/4/-5/16 aftermarket fuel filters, I leave the inlet at .250 and to my OEM hose , its trimed to second size of 0.320 .So having that OEM hose purchase , I should be good for another 100K. Down here in Jersey we may have seen about 4 inch's of snow so we have been riding most of the year . Until the salt is on the road, and your just to darn cold to ride.

[triton28]

Thanks Gene for the insight.
I looked up Tygon and they certainly seem to know their chemical compositions.
Now I understand why a lot of my small 2 stroke chainsaws/mowers/trimmers etc. had that yellow fuel line.
Not all plastic tubing is created equal, so to speak.
I especially liked the thin wall thickness of the F-4040 tubing which may prove beneficial for those tight area of the tank drain and carb vents.
Regards,
Dave

[ekap1200]

tygon may not be right , I had so many tabs open.... its nitrile rubber, anyway it will be here on the 4th. I keep you posted and if you need a bit of it give me a number

[ekap1200]

Hello from NJ, Dave , I received my fuel line today. looks great and is the same OD as OEM . Brand name is MOTION PRO . Comes with the standard , user warning , but states it should not be used without a shut off valve at the tank.... Guess they have never seen a Voyager. I am going to use it on my bike, and I have the molded line coming in tomorrow . No matter what the disclaimer states, It must be better than the 20 year old OEM hose... I does say it has been tested with currant gasoline additives . I did my homework and every review I read was a 5-star rating. I think you would be pleased with this hose as a replacement.
Gene Kap.

And since this post is named discontinued parts, I thought I would post a pic of 10 finished stem, spanner sockets. I have been back to making these up . email me for more info and price.

[lucky13]

Try Honda of South Georgia (229 396-4050) Tifton Georgia. Might have some luck. Only trouble is getting it up here to Canada.