T20 Injection check valves
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T20 Injection check valves
Looking to change the injection lines to an NOS set, or install new check valves. The new valves from 1970sjapmotorbikeparts ( https://www.ebay.com/itm/173241258740?ul_noapp=true" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; ) in the UK are for the T250/T305 etc. which uses a different pump. Am assuming the valves are the correct physical size, but question if the pressure from the spring is compatible with the T20 pump. Any advice from the collective wisdom??
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Re: T20 Injection check valves
Hi mikthebik,
There are some of us on here, me included that have tried the check valves you mention from Dudley UK. Some have had good results and some found they were not up to the job. I'm one of the ones that had no luck with them, I ordered 6 for my GT380 and when I tested them I discovered 2 worked ok, 3 leaked letting oil flood through, and 1 wouldn't let oil through at all. May be it's his machining method / set up that is not constant throughout the machining process but I would not risk using them.
I ended up buying a set of Genuine Kawasaki Triple valves from Partzilla Part No 06128-009 which are exactly the same as the Suzuki valves. They work fine on my 380 and I have put over 2000 miles on the clock since fitting them. I would think they would be ok for your bike but better check first.
Hope this helps,
Glyn.
There are some of us on here, me included that have tried the check valves you mention from Dudley UK. Some have had good results and some found they were not up to the job. I'm one of the ones that had no luck with them, I ordered 6 for my GT380 and when I tested them I discovered 2 worked ok, 3 leaked letting oil flood through, and 1 wouldn't let oil through at all. May be it's his machining method / set up that is not constant throughout the machining process but I would not risk using them.
I ended up buying a set of Genuine Kawasaki Triple valves from Partzilla Part No 06128-009 which are exactly the same as the Suzuki valves. They work fine on my 380 and I have put over 2000 miles on the clock since fitting them. I would think they would be ok for your bike but better check first.
Hope this helps,
Glyn.
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Re: T20 Injection check valves
Turns out the T20 check valves are not in the line, but in the hollow bolt connecting the banjo to the case.
We were able to recondition the valves with carb cleaner and a soak in the ultrasonic cleaner. Would still like to
pursue getting some of the Kawi triple banjos with check valves. Should the T20 valves fail, it would be an easy
adaptation to gut the T20 valves and use the Kawi banjos with their valves. I've looked up the Kawi part# posted by Glyn (06128-009 ) and it does not equate to any Kawi part. I'm hoping Glyn, or someone else may have an update to that number pointing to an available banjo...
Thanks,
MikeC

We were able to recondition the valves with carb cleaner and a soak in the ultrasonic cleaner. Would still like to
pursue getting some of the Kawi triple banjos with check valves. Should the T20 valves fail, it would be an easy
adaptation to gut the T20 valves and use the Kawi banjos with their valves. I've looked up the Kawi part# posted by Glyn (06128-009 ) and it does not equate to any Kawi part. I'm hoping Glyn, or someone else may have an update to that number pointing to an available banjo...
Thanks,
MikeC
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Re: T20 Injection check valves
Sorry MikeC,
My mistake should of been 16128-009 from Partzilla, my eye sight ain't what it used to be.
Regards,
Glyn.
My mistake should of been 16128-009 from Partzilla, my eye sight ain't what it used to be.

Regards,
Glyn.
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Re: T20 Injection check valves
Thanks Glyn, but there's still an issue. I had changed the numbers around and did some searching. That (16128-009) was one I did try, but the valves are for smaller, typically 80cc to 175cc Kawi singles (https://www.partzilla.com/product/kawasaki/16128-009" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; ), not the Kawi triples. I then looked at my GT550's banjos fitted to the case and they are the same size as those on most all oil pumps, about 13.5mm diameter. The banjos on the T20 are the same size as Kawi triples. I have a friend who has, and is, restoring them for auction, so I checked last week. They're about 17.5mm. The EBay add for those in the UK appear to be the smaller size, which makes sense, if they fit your 380. Good news is, that if my 550 needs valves when I split the cases in the near future, to replace the right side crank seal, I'll be able to replace with the 16128-009 part..
Unfortunately, the Kawi triple banjos that fir into the case are not available separately, but looking at the spare lines my friend has, it appears the are a barbed banjo, so I'll try to source a used set on Ebay to determine if they can be adapted.
Sorry your suggestion won't work for the T20, but I learned a lot, so all is good.
Cheers,
MikeC

Unfortunately, the Kawi triple banjos that fir into the case are not available separately, but looking at the spare lines my friend has, it appears the are a barbed banjo, so I'll try to source a used set on Ebay to determine if they can be adapted.
Sorry your suggestion won't work for the T20, but I learned a lot, so all is good.

Cheers,
MikeC
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Re: T20 Injection check valves
I just bought and fitted a set of Kawasaki triple banjos to my GT380. They are available separately. They have a barbed fitting and are identical to the suzuki ones.mikthebik wrote:
Unfortunately, the Kawi triple banjos that fir into the case are not available separately, but looking at the spare lines my friend has, it appears the are a barbed banjo, so I'll try to source a used set on Ebay to determine if they can be adapted.
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Re: T20 Injection check valves
If you re-read the threadsportston wrote:I just bought and fitted a set of Kawasaki triple banjos to my GT380. They are available separately. They have a barbed fitting and are identical to the suzuki ones.mikthebik wrote:
Unfortunately, the Kawi triple banjos that fir into the case are not available separately, but looking at the spare lines my friend has, it appears the are a barbed banjo, so I'll try to source a used set on Ebay to determine if they can be adapted.

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Re: T20 Injection check valves
Ah right. Sorry seems I misunderstood. Not sure if mine were the small or the large items you mention. All I know is the part was listed as
VALVE,CHECK - 16128009
I had to wait for a few weeks while they came from Japan.
I just checked they fit the KH100 so I guess must be the smaller one you are talking about. I was under the misapprehension they also fitted the KH triples
VALVE,CHECK - 16128009
I had to wait for a few weeks while they came from Japan.
I just checked they fit the KH100 so I guess must be the smaller one you are talking about. I was under the misapprehension they also fitted the KH triples