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Old 21-Sep-2005, 15:55
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Are there any Ducati Breakers??

I need 1 plastic nut that holds the Fuel level sensor in. Price from Ducati Manchester £85 as have to buy a new unit
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Old 21-Sep-2005, 15:59
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D & K in Newcastle are advertising that they have a few Ducatis in - might be worth a try.
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Old 21-Sep-2005, 16:22
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Old 21-Sep-2005, 16:22
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I need 1 plastic nut that holds the Fuel level sensor in. Price from Ducati Manchester £85 as have to buy a new unit

Do you have an original to guage the thread from? Is it not something you could source non Ducati, if it's just a plastic nut I'd imagine you could source it elsewhere.

Nelly might know??
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Old 21-Sep-2005, 16:37
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Take the plastic nut to a plumbing supplier(or even ask a plumber) and ask them to match it.Ducati dont make these things themselves and its bound to be a common part.
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Old 21-Sep-2005, 17:12
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Ive tried plumbing suppliers and a fastning manufacturer. The threads are too fine for plumbing supplies and the fastning manufacturer didnt seem to arsed as it was 1 just nut i was after.
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Old 21-Sep-2005, 17:41
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http://www.m1salvageandbreakers.co.uk/index.htm

give em a call - the website is out of date- not bad service or prices but only dealt with them a couple of times

if you put "breakers" into the search button on this site you might find iconics944 (franks) list of bike breakers
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Old 21-Sep-2005, 17:46
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It's probably a Metric fine thread - try an engineers merchant rather than a Plumbers.
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Old 21-Sep-2005, 21:31
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Old 22-Sep-2005, 00:26
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i needed a nut for the accessory outlet on my ST4 I went to a fasteners shop who measured it and told me it was an M18 x .1 almost a hens teeth jobby, but a friend put me onto vehicle wiring products www.vehicle-wiring-products.co.uk and for £3 or something silly I bought a socket c/w nut. Might be worth a try
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