Honda Pacific Coast pc800 leaking petcock fix and brake/clutch fluid change

[@douglassullivan3717]

Thank you sir, I just bought a 1990 pc800 on Saturday, 9700 original miles…. But it has been sitting in the guys garage for a long time…. Just ordered a new battery, Im sure I’ll have to bleed the brakes & clutch too, as there is no pressure at all… thanks for your video, I may be asking for more tips…. Douglas in N. Carolina USA

[@captlarry-3525]

Great Tim, no more rolling flame thrower. If the key is on, the fuel pump can pump and feed a fire, and that is the reason for the vac petcock. Good reminder to change the hydraulic fluids while the bike is layed up with a busted coolant hose. Thanks.

[@Sanderkke]

Thanks for this awesome video! Helped me a lot.

[@skodakbl8620]

Dzieki, bardzo pomocny film, piwko leci

[@ciencia-en-energia]

Hello, I have a PC 800 from the year 89. Where you have that fuel leak, my bike has a hose connected to the fuel pump. That is ok?

[@timrietbergen]

I think i might have taken it of before filming, or it was already gone, but i guess it should be there to guide fuel alongside the engine to the ground. That would be safer!

[@emiliobernardo5929]

thanks for the info. just finish the performance concern about petcock.

[@captlarry-3525]

Tim, any experience with the English company that makes windscreens for the PC ?

[@timrietbergen]

late answer, but no, I have no experience with them.

[@tomlibero3780]

Really? CMSL reproducing exhaust for PC800?

[@tomlibero3780]

@Mais I asked because I thought there was such a sentence in the film ....