Brass Hose Barbs
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 100 102 1212C | 3 4 NPT Male x 3 4 Brass Hose Barbs  US $232.90
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 100 102 0808C | 1 2 NPT Male x 1 2 Brass Hose Barbs US $153.85
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 100 102 0806C | 3 8 NPT Male x 1 2 Brass Hose Barbs US $111.35
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 100 102 0606C | 3 8 NPT Male x 3 8 Brass Hose Barbs US $106.25
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 100 102 0404C | 1 4 NPT Male x 1 4 Brass Hose Barbs US $67.15
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 20 102 1212C | 3 4 NPT Male x 3 4 Brass Hose Barbs US $57.60
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 20 102 0808C | 1 2 NPT Male x 1 2 Brass Hose Barbs US $38.20
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 20 102 0806C | 3 8 NPT Male x 1 2 Brass Hose Barbs US $27.60
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 20 102 0606C | 3 8 NPT Male x 3 8 Brass Hose Barbs US $26.40
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 20 102 0404C | 1 4 NPT Male x 1 4 Brass Hose Barbs US $16.60
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 1 2 x 3 8 brass hose barbs a lot of 7 new US $9.50
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How to fix or bypass a broken barb (on carb bowl) on a 2002 Suzuki DRZ400?
I am not sure of the model but it had knobby tires, not the motard model. It is a brass piece sticking up out of the bowl with a barb coming off of it for a hose. It is the part that the rod goes through to pump more fuel as you twist the throttle. Has a little rubber boot on the top of it to seal it off. I searched bikebandit for the part with no luck and ebay for a cheap bowl with no luck. Is there any simple block off fix or a way to replace? Any info is greatly appreciated!
You can look you carb up on the Mikuni web site and probably get a new float bowl there.Other than that you need a complete carb.Without the accelerator pump working your bike will bog so bad you'll be embarrassed to rid it.
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