TonyGee
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1980 GS850G stuck in neutral (after replacing clutch)
TonyGee replied to GroundNPound's topic in Air Cooled
if it won't go into neutral with engine off then you need to go back in and check your work. -
CV's prefer an airbox but it is possible to tune them for pods, just don't buy them cheap Chinese filters !!!!
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Or even a gsx1100 engine
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There should be no play in a swingarm.
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the 50mm taps don't come with a lever as far as i know !!!! ive looked many times and not found one.
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that third hand is your vice, but make sure you use soft jaws
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Push the cap down into the tube and dig out the C clip, once the C clip is out the fork spring should push the cap out.
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TBH i couldn't get me head round it either
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on my Zed i used a standard oil cooler and lines, the Zed frame is pretty much the same as an old air cooled Suzuki .
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totally wrong on this tap I'll let the factory manual do the talking.
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if i remember right theirs a hole in the bit you turn and lets the fuel flow through channels, but ive got the exact same tap to strip and clean as its full of crap so will know for sure
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you turn it a quarter of a turn with a screwdriver to prime and it should flow, if not it'll need a rebuild.
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can you not get E5 over their ?
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will be better riding with a female name like Brianetta
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yes the same, only difference is the bolt hole for the chain rubber is in a different position so you'll need a Mk2 chain rubber as well.
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yep ive seen that as well, some have the holes some don't ???? weird
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yep done the same !!! when you are in a rush and till the correct socket turns up.
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never removed one from an engine but i can't see an issue ??????? the chain isn't gona hit the cam cover unless its waaaay to loose
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if theirs nothing obvious then if you fit a new seal then use some grey 3bond round the outer edge.
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is their any damage to the cases ?
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have you got the rubbers in the right order ? their are 2 different types.
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when you strip the top end then you always check bores and rings for wear, best to replace them while its in bits then you know its right.
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thats the one, thanks Mike
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I can't find the thread i did on the bandit extensions !!!! crap with computers help someone !!!!
