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  1. #31
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    Quote Originally Posted by Transalper View Post
    getting my hands dirty fudging an engine removal myself
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    Quote Originally Posted by Crisis management View Post
    Nordies right, its an easy job getting the motor out / in but I'm sure it took me longer than half an hour.
    Having 2 people helps a lot (1 being a bike mech helps a lot) .
    Take it out from the right hand side.
    Remove the 10mm bolt right at the front/bottom(ish) of the engine - it just catches on the frame.

    2 mins - Pull the seat/tank.
    5 mins - Pull the carb.
    5 mins - Disconnect the battery, wires, breathers.
    2 mins - Right footpeg.

    3:06pm finished dumping the oil.


    3:11pm engine out.

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    lol, maybe if I can get enough hands I can sit back and watch.
    I really dislike working on that kind of thing but maybe it'll be good for experience.
    I have crap tools though too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Transalper View Post
    lol, maybe if I can get enough hands I can sit back and watch.
    I really dislike working on that kind of thing but maybe it'll be good for experience.
    I have crap tools though too.
    I shouldn't be offering but I'm happy to help as well. We could have it out in one evening no worries. I'll even bring some tools Maybe one evening later this week?

    Cheers R
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    Quote Originally Posted by cooneyr View Post
    I shouldn't be offering but I'm happy to help as well. We could have it out in one evening no worries. I'll even bring some tools Maybe one evening later this week?

    Cheers R
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    Quote Originally Posted by PLUG View Post
    me too ... txt me TA
    LOL - Party at TA's

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    Quote Originally Posted by cooneyr View Post
    LOL - Party at TA's
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