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after reading all that am I right the question is how does the charging system work?

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you said it don't start with the choke lever down so i'm confirming it starts with it up? ultrasonic gets out out all the tiny bits of crud out of the carb when it's been stripped. speak to merv on here as he does this service!!

bollocks to that, might get fluff on it!! wait till she goes out, open the windows and go for it.

the problem with clear coat is that as soon as it scratches then moisture gets inside it and makes it look horrible and then the alloy whitens. the factory "look" for xs400 cases was silver engine paint!! consensus in other forums was to leave alu bare and polish/ACF50 it

i see the scouse fuzz came unstuck today when their toy got a crim but forgot to register with the CAA so the thief got away on a technicality!!

nice one foams

yep, keep 'em polished and a wipe of ACF50 starter motor cover is zinc plated, but i had mine chromed!

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that german thing was fast also the gps was a good idea as I used to fly R/C planes and they are easy to lose in a grey sky!

I put mine on S (slow cook) for case paint and then turn the oven off and leave overnight

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so it starts with the choke lever up? time for a strip down of carbs and ultrasonic cleaned!!

the crankcase was stripped and ....aherm washed in the dish washer!! then rinsed well to stop it going black ( don;t use any wash powder) I painted it with this new engine paint, but its rubbish as it didn't resist petrol even after curing in the oven! If you can, get yamaha silver PJ1 paint its no longer made but you my get some lying around. do exactly what it says on the tin!! the heads was ceramic cleaned by this guy HERE as he lives down the road

use the stainless cups out of flasks. I'm making a bezel for my oil pressure dial!! £3 for a flask in asda

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to the YOC TBcaveman

might get an aircooled RD to fit ( ask Merv) and I'm sure that the later german spec ones had that setup, but I can't seem to find it yet!

HB

I think the standard battery box would still just fit in but it wouldn't look good unless you kept the side panels!

love the smell of fresh paint, that and new carpets!! looks a top job!

the only probs with pods is, if you junk the inlet pipes the diaphrams act weird and not function properly. (technical term) something to do with masking the intake. I kept mine on and looks ok

cheered me up

think you need to hear it run, although there are still plenty of parts available! check condish of engine oil and running gear!