[Drewbert34]

I can't seem to find a listing for this part. I believe mine needs to be replaced. Does anyone have a part# they could share?

 

[Edward]

I can't seem to find a listing for this part. I believe mine needs to be replaced. Does anyone have a part# they could share?

check out Star Twin for part numbers.
https://startwintrading.com/

 

[silentservice703]

It appears it is only available as an assembly: 800093340 FILLERCAP WITH KEYS

 

[Drewbert34]

It appears it is only available as an assembly: 800093340 FILLERCAP WITH KEYS

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I was thinking so. I appreciate the response

 

[esq'z me]

The gas cap is similar to many other bikes...look at parts lists for some Japanese brands.....or head to the hardware store and make one?

 

[ViggenF4]

What O-ring you mean?

 

[Drewbert34]

What O-ring you mean?

Technically, it is not an o-ring. It is very reminiscent of an automotive rubber thermostat gasket.

Open the fuel filler cap. The gasket in question is where that seals to the tank.

 

[silentservice703]

I would by a used cap and rekey it.

 

[Drewbert34]

I would by a used cap and rekey it.

I think I'm going to go aftermarket non-locking. I will source a gasket in case I ever want to swap back to stock.

Thank you all for your help

 

[christosc]

You can get a quick release cap. They look trick, but if you park your bike outside unattended, people might steal your petrol as there is no key.

Also, if you don't close the cap properly it can by sucked out by the wind (but will never happen if you make sure you close it properly).

They are a lot cheaper than getting a whole new assembly from MV.
Chris

 

[Edward]

You can get a quick release cap. They look trick, but if you park your bike outside unattended, people might steal your petrol as there is no key.

Also, if you don't close the cap properly it can by sucked out by the wind (but will never happen if you make sure you close it properly).

They are a lot cheaper than getting a whole new assembly from MV.
Chris

Maybe it's just me living in Philly but I would worry about some hater putting something in your tank.

 

[Drewbert34]

You can get a quick release cap. They look trick, but if you park your bike outside unattended, people might steal your petrol as there is no key.

Also, if you don't close the cap properly it can by sucked out by the wind (but will never happen if you make sure you close it properly).

They are a lot cheaper than getting a whole new assembly from MV.
Chris

This is what I did :grin2: