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RT1 360cc enduro

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I have a RT-1 yamaha, ser# RT1111798  Built 11/71 and title has it as a 1972 is this correct?
Also does anyone know if there is a repair kit for the fuel petcook valve to replace the rubber components? if so what is the part#  and the company
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21 Oct 2021 20:04 #1

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Replied by Rick C. on topic RT1 360cc enduro

Do you wanna make it back to stock?
Then Partzilla in the US will help and you will love the schematics.
www.partzilla.com/catalog/yamaha/motorcycle/1971/rt1b/fuel-tank

If not Ebay can get it to you cheap.
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Last edit: 21 Oct 2021 20:17 by Rick C.. Reason: typo
21 Oct 2021 20:13 #2

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Replied by MarkT on topic RT1 360cc enduro

Welcome! 

Almost correct...  You have a 1972 RT2...  different beast than an RT1 in a few ways.  (The confusing part is the RT1, RT2, and RT2 all had an "RT1" prefix VIN.  VIN charts are in the Tech Library here)

RT2 had a reed valve intake and "flip cap" on the gas tank as a couple of the easy differences to spot.  Make sure you're looking for RT2 parts. 

And Yamaha should have the petcock parts still or there is a thread on here about brand new Yamaha petcocks that will fit and work great for less that the rebuild parts...  but the new ones look different so if you want to keep it original, rebuilding is the best route.
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21 Oct 2021 20:20 #3

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Replied by Rick C. on topic RT1 360cc enduro

Mark is correct !
Shoulda done more homework.
 
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Replied by Pedalcrazy on topic RT1 360cc enduro

Plus 1 for Mark T!
1978 DT400E
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22 Oct 2021 17:43 #5

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