Tiny "O-Rings" in carburetor...??? HELP!!! LOL

[Wurrukatte]

Okay...
I tore down the carburetors in my FZR600 to rebuild them and one of them was missing the REALLY TINY O-Ring that goes in each one.
The problem you ask?
I can't seem to find the part name or part number to find or order 4 of them from anywhere.

Anyone know what these O-Rings are called? Or the part number? Or where to get them?

[Clanky]

I think you are after part 12 in the carb diagram in this link:

http://www.partzilla.com/parts/search/Y ... parts.html

[buzzawak]

I can confirm Clanky, its part 12 in the pic

I think you are after part 12 in the carb diagram in this link:

http://www.partzilla.com/parts/search/Y ... parts.html

[SouthendChris]

If getting a Yamaha part in Alaska is hard then the 1998~9 Suzuki GS500E has an identical part in its carburettor, part number 13509-17C00

I think even the carb diaphragm will fit too, though not much else. Part no 13507-17C01.

http://www.cmsnl.com/suzuki-gs500-1998- ... ml#results

Just giving you options.

Chris

[DonTZ125]

Post from a silly Triumph forum

large orings -Suzuki P/N 13374-35C00

or if you dont have a Suzuki shop nearby, order directly from McMaster Carr, they come in a pack of 25 for dirt cheap.

9263K137
Width 1.6 mm
Inside Diameter 7.1 mm
Outside Diameter 10.3 mm
Material Viton® Fluoroelastomer
Durometer Hard
Durometer Shore A: 75
Temperature Range -40° to +400°F
Color Black

[Wurrukatte]

Wow... Thanks guys. That part was driving me loco!

[hawcer]

When I pulled my carbs to go through them...all of those o-ring where missing. No wonder it ran like poopy.

I made my own by cutting small "hoops" off of a small diameter vacuum hose. Worked like a charm