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    Virago 750 Info Needed

    HI there,Im lookin 4 a manual 4 my 82 Yamaha XV750. There may be one on here but I havnt gotn round 2 reading everything yet. I especially need wiring diagrams and a fix 4 my bikes notorious starter problem.

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    Try Steve Green in Levin
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    he advertises them for $65 in the motorcycle marketplace mag
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chopper74
    HI there,Im lookin 4 a manual 4 my 82 Yamaha XV750. There may be one on here but I havnt gotn round 2 reading everything yet. I especially need wiring diagrams and a fix 4 my bikes notorious starter problem.
    Is it wiriing or is it missing gears as it try to start which is the stradard promblem for xv750 which can be fix to about 75 % which i had to do to mate bike week ago
    also just about brought that bike in invercargill just after it went to auctions
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chopper74
    HI there,Im lookin 4 a manual 4 my 82 Yamaha XV750. There may be one on here but I havnt gotn round 2 reading everything yet. I especially need wiring diagrams and a fix 4 my bikes notorious starter problem.
    found a manual for that bike givens your e-mail i will scan what pagers u need
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    Im getting it reloomed here in timaru.Sparkys wernt intrested in lookin at it in invers cos u couldnt throw a standard loom at it. Paul Nixon was gona do it but his death got in the way lol. The starter problm is the gears,that metal on metal crunching when starter doesnt engage properly.Far as I can tell,its the spring slipping to the side and reducing throw out pressure. Cant find much on the net bout it tho

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chopper74
    Im getting it reloomed here in timaru.Sparkys wernt intrested in lookin at it in invers cos u couldnt throw a standard loom at it. Paul Nixon was gona do it but his death got in the way lol. The starter problm is the gears,that metal on metal crunching when starter doesnt engage properly.Far as I can tell,its the spring slipping to the side and reducing throw out pressure. Cant find much on the net bout it tho
    You are right it is the 2 springs u need to replace then or in mean time put then in a vise and close then up

    what is happen are the springs is spose to keep the gear fixed util it hit flywheel but weak spring let it turn before it mechs
    the one i di other day is working
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chopper74
    Im getting it reloomed here in timaru.Sparkys wernt intrested in lookin at it in invers cos u couldnt throw a standard loom at it. Paul Nixon was gona do it but his death got in the way lol. The starter problm is the gears,that metal on metal crunching when starter doesnt engage properly.Far as I can tell,its the spring slipping to the side and reducing throw out pressure. Cant find much on the net bout it tho


    rewire it your sef the main cdi system is allready dun
    just wire each item one at a time use sink wrap

    i di like that chopper when it was down here had a chance to get it but money was tight at time :love2:
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    What oil are you using?

    Quote Originally Posted by Chopper74
    HI there,Im lookin 4 a manual 4 my 82 Yamaha XV750. There may be one on here but I havnt gotn round 2 reading everything yet. I especially need wiring diagrams and a fix 4 my bikes notorious starter problem.
    Fully synthetic can cause starter gear slipping to start. Have a look at this as well.

    http://www3.sympatico.ca/g.boudreau/LarrysViragos.htm.

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    XV750

    I fixed my starter with a couple of shims between the friction plate and something else, did it about 8 years ago and it hasn't needed looking at since (mind you the bikes been off the road for 5).
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chopper74
    The starter problm is the gears,that metal on metal crunching when starter doesnt engage properly.Far as I can tell,its the spring slipping to the side and reducing throw out pressure. Cant find much on the net bout it tho
    Maybe someones already said this (haven't read the whole thread) but as far as I'm aware the XV750's always make that 'orrible graunching sound when starting. They apparently did it from new. A freind of mine has got an 81 and it makes a terrible noise when starting. He has been told by three or four people "that's just what they do". He was also told that a lot of people have thrown a lot of money at it- makes no difference, you can't make the noise go away.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chopper74
    Im getting it reloomed here in timaru.Sparkys wernt intrested in lookin at it in invers cos u couldnt throw a standard loom at it. Paul Nixon was gona do it but his death got in the way lol. The starter problm is the gears,that metal on metal crunching when starter doesnt engage properly.Far as I can tell,its the spring slipping to the side and reducing throw out pressure. Cant find much on the net bout it tho
    just so you know the starter thing might be your idler gears being worn out i had the same problem with my virago and just got it fixed yamaha also remodled the parts so they are "more efficient" now and if you do end up needing to order new parts youll just want to order the whole set to much hassle if you dont (learn from my mistake lol) hope to see you on the road sometime mate

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dr Bob
    I fixed my starter with a couple of shims between the friction plate and something else, did it about 8 years ago and it hasn't needed looking at since (mind you the bikes been off the road for 5).
    Is that so it puts more pressure on the spring or takes it off? :spudwhat:

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    XV750

    Quote Originally Posted by Chopper74
    Is that so it puts more pressure on the spring or takes it off? :spudwhat:
    Hayes or haines manuals look it up on the net they have them brand new.
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