Seals for BDST38 CARBS

[koko64]

Anyone know where I can get the special "boot" type seals for the T piece fuel intake for the Ducati BDST38 CV carbs?
The fuel overflow has O-ring seals, but the intake has a unique set of seals specially made for Ducati which the Australian Mikuni importer says are no longer available.
Has anyone tried O-rings or know of a supplier for these seals Stateside? I am considering Powerbarn might be a chance and I have emailed them, although I have seen none listed I am hopeful they may have an O-ring that retrofits

Cheers.

[koko64]

20170811_121228 by Tony Kokonis, on Flickr

These ones.

[scaudill]

The local mc shop had them in stock.  I believe they were Suzuki part.  I'll check for you.

[koko64]

Thanks heaps. I'll try to buy a pack.
Cheers

[Howie]

https://www.ducatiomaha.com/search?q=13440141A

[koko64]

Love this community.

[koko64]

Powerbarn promptly replied tonight. Their service is excellent and friendly, but they would have to get them from Ducati too.

[koko64]

The local mc shop had them in stock.  I believe they were Suzuki part.  I'll check for you.

Yes please let me know.

[Speeddog]

Same carbs used on early 90's Yamaha TDM850 (not sure what it was called in your neighborhood).

bikebandit.com says the Yamaha part number is  3EN-14997-00-00

[koko64]

Thanks mate.
Like I said, love this place.

[koko64]

I'll call my friendly local Yamaha dealer with that part number. Worth a try.

[GK]

Same carbs used on early 90's Yamaha TDM850 (not sure what it was called in your neighborhood).

It was called that here too!

Tedium!

Boring bike apparently! 😉

[koko64]

I just scored 4 of these seals from my Yamaha dealer. There are also more available if customer carbs require it. This is the first case I have seen of these seals leaking where I have seen many cases on other types of carbs like FCR's..
Thanks for all your help fellas.

[Speeddog]

I've not seen any leak.

I've replaced a couple sets of very dodgy looking ones on full carb rebuilds, just for safety.