fredbcj
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been through everything ,going to order some cloth tape for redoing after a test
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Sorted, it was a connector down the left hand side
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Cheers, yes, just did a vid for Richard Hocking and with fuses out and ignition block unplugged, you can hear a relay on starter solenoid or cdi actuating, it's hot wired down there for sure, cheers for the input, much appreciated
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Cheers, yes, just did a vid for Richard Hocking and with fuses out and ignition block unplugged, you can hear a relay on starter solenoid or cdi actuating, it's hot wired down there for sure, cheers for the input, much appreciated
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It will actuate the relay under battery I think, with the ignition block unplugged, main fuse removed and turn signal fuse removed, starts on the button, its something around the starter solenoid, as if it's constantly got power ready to push the start button
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Can anyone point me in the right direction of a possible short, daily sole vehicle, hot day yesterday, got some tea and cans after work, turned key off, kept running, cleaned ignition switch with contact cleaner, even in the off position I could start on the button,, I though I sorted it, but thinking the sun was the oil light on and I left it over night with fuses in, dead battery in morning, traced to if I take the signal fuse out it won't turn on the button, any ideas as I don't want to go pulling everything off just yet
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Yes did that from having difficulty with a off road buggy clutch, I still haven't took it apart, happy thrashing it round the cotswolds
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I will take it apart and document what is in there, from there we can discuss, all still good
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I tried finishing on a fibre n it slipped, so chucked another steel, in, I can do changes in 5 minutes n test so all good, anyone got some good standards for sale, I have a fair few good ones, 1 or 2 standard fibre plates will do
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I know, I've followed the images before,
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Yes I have been told this, came unopened with the bike, I will enjoy wearing em out,
Recommendations for clutch fibre plates? (been told standard) who supplies them on here, have a good weekend
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Hello, I bought the bike being told its clutch is dragging / hard to get into neutral, changed to ebc, as some friction plates had wear, always had a slight slip, daily ride, read it is driven plate first (friction plate?) I think this is where I went wrong, in my head driven is outer cage from Crank, so friction plate,
Anyway has a muck around and set it up as I think mechanically,
Steel first to protect the aluminium skirt friction next until full, with a steel last to protect the aluminium pressure plate,
Best its ever worked, goes into neutral fine, can lay the power down, on standard 2 diaghphram pressure washers, the outer pressure plate has 4mm still meshed when I pull the clutch in fully, Is this order correct, any info would be greatly received,
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Cheers, found it in the end on my notebook in shed, It's pretty sweet, will do another balence one day when someone is cutting their grass, I do enough welding and sanding, cheers again
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any help or info would be great or any pointers, on idle it seems fluffy ,i can only explain it like on a 2 stroke that gets the sound of 4 stroking , as soon as you load the engine its great ,i need to know if 2 turns out is (thats what they was )is good ,or should i balance them at lots of different rpm ? hope your all well and good ,cheers
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Show us a picture, did you fit the starter solenoid in there as well, appreciate any help
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??? My question is has anyone made a electric/ battery box to get away from the shit stock setup that gets full of shit muck and corruption when riding in winter
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I will tig weld a box up as shit muck and corruption is going everywhere,, has anyone done this before, all standard, and everything is tired anyway so needs a good tidy up,, and bring the starter solenoid in also
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I have edited the post and fully understand, I used nitrile hilka from toolstation, looking for a source of better ones for the future as I have some bst38's to service for my speshial
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I know, all I could get on a Sunday as this motorcycle is my only transport
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£15 for the box 20 odd + of each size
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thank you , bought a screwfix hilca nitrile o ring set to get me out of the problem (edited and corrected) ,and its sweet ,thanks for all the input
Dicky tako
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I'm sure rev counters out 3000 rpm at 79mph in top 5 gear ,somerts is up ,did 300 + miles wiaut missing a beat,goes up to 5000 rpm somerts aint picking up ,I've always gone by feel and milking the chain ,anywhere between 75 -85 happy,somerts is knackerd some where