Z1OwnersClub GB

Hi.

Whilst putting my B2 back together noticed that the short moulded fuel feed pipe from the filter to pump had a split in it. Looking for a replacement or an alternative I can adapt. Pt No. 92059-1165.

Alan

This part is no longer available.I could do with one too,it's a real oddball part as it's different diameter at each end and the curves are pretty sharp.I'll be interested to know if anyone has made a good alternative too. Good Luck !

I think if it were me, I would try sleeving it with fuel proof heat shrink whilst looking for a replacement.
These guys do all kinds of pre moulded shapes and straight fuel proof heatshrink.
https://www.pmgcompanyonline.com/produc ... eat-shrink

Or run a piece of braided pipe so it doesn't kink.

there's someone on the 750turbo forum used a H**** civic part off the cooling system though so don't know if it will stand up to the fuel for long

something like this will do the job if you remove the fittings

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/133942492790 ... ondition=4

As a temp solution til something more permanent comes along; something like the one on the G1 which is similar but made in two parts with a ferrule joiner in between.



AL

Al wrote:As a temp solution til something more permanent comes along; something like the one on the G1 which is similar but made in two parts with a ferrule joiner in between.

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AL

no longer available

I had a similar issue with the A1 had 2 pieces of the different pipe and then joined them using a reducer, not pretty but it worked and is out of sight

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/281671172701

johnA wrote:there's someone on the 750turbo forum used a H**** civic part off the cooling system though so don't know if it will stand up to the fuel for long

I think the fuel system is differnt on the turbo John.
https://www.kawasaki.com/en-us/owner-ce ... PARTBUCKET
I hope that link will work !!

I wonder how much of a chore it would be to get a batch of these made?
Has anyone done anything like this before ?

Hi.
Came up with a solution for or the pump supply pipe replacement. Nothing like original but perfectly acceptable.
Space is a bit tight there so looked for some thing short to fit in that would step up from 8mm to 10. Acquired a plastic 90 degree elbow but that was bit long and plastic for my liking.
Ended buying a pair 8 and 10mm stumpy brass 90 degree fittings and adapted/soldered them together to make the very short step up. See pics. [ I know the filters upside down. ] Easy fix at a cost of a tenner.

Nice bit of work there mate

Very nice simple but effective 10 out of 10 for effort and back in buisnes