drewpy

but not here 1L9-24181-00-00 DAMPER,LOCATING 1 XS360 C 1L9 4 left $14.55 http://216.168.60.165/speedandsportinc/Index.tpl and here http://www.pgmyamaha.com/mk109.html

just had to sell the missus cg last year, cracking little bike. there's a web site on it but I deleted it after it sold! I've also seen a cg chopper

another bedtime story to go with the happy tree friends DVD

should do no can do with the xs range need power to excite the field coil. if you ditch the starter, you could get away with a 4amp battery

I'll have to grind down a nail and knock the tip through the body. not the best, but the only way

Putting back together my carbs after having them vapour blasted, the pilot screw has yet again snapped off in the carb body. damn damn damn there got that off me chesticles

obviously adjust the clutch as that may be dragging also try adjusting the final drive chain, as that helps too!

just about to say that!

you don't need to undo the cover. pop off the rubber bung on there and you will see a 10mm nut and screw slot. get a box spanner and slacken off the nut, with the screw driver through the box spanner lightly tighten,then back off 1/4 turn. holding the driver tighten the nut so it don't move. replace the bung slack at the clutch lever = 5mm drew

no probs.

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wondered who was poking? to the YOC

a picture of the tent would be useful Jim and the link don't work!!

I'd say you need to take off both carbs and strip them down. get the manual in the sticky as it will show the different parts in the carbs. clean the outside first, then strip 1 carb at a time, and clean using carb cleaner and compressed air. strip down the brass parts and make sure you blow all orifices with air and cleaner. all it takes is a little specs to cause problems. run carb cleaner through all the carb galleries. its not too hard except for undoing the cheese head screws on the carbs!! use an impact driver if you have to ( but carefully) you can do this in an evening. id also fit an inline fuel filter in case there is crud in the fuel tank.

you've woken up from your hibernation OT? nice to see you again

that's been on ebay for a while

dusty try here for codes; http://www.motoverse.com/tools/vin/yamaha.asp http://www.dropbears.com/m/models/yamaha/modelcodes.htm

shit in the right carb, try spraying easy start in the carb and see if it fires ( or dump some fuel into the cylinder)

try and steal/beg/borrow another battery of good provenance and see if that helps. i had my bike get slower and slower comming from a rainy long ride and switching off my head lamp helped. turns out it wasn't charging ( 1 month old battery) a new quality battery (yuasa) cured it! drewps

this has been done to death on this forum you either have a dirty carb pilot system or an air leak on the inlet stubs

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