
Everything posted by Airhead
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TZR 125 Spluttering Problem
is the connection from the HT lead to the plug cap good? maybe cut back 1cm here
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TZR 125 Spluttering Problem
hmmm perhaps... The main jet became unscrewed? The slide needle bacame detached?
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yamaha ybr 125 exhaust
yeah if it looks untidy remove it back to the airbox, leave a little on the airbox and plug the open end off
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Hi all, Newbie from Loughboro' UK
Greetings Garth
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David from Queensland Australia
Greetings David
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dt 125 brake caliper
Luke dont you mean you found a caliper off a DTX model 2006 and will that fit a 2000 DTR?
- mx400 chain guide
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New lunatic in the assylum....
Greetings Carl, that was a good days work getting drewp's mint bike, you wont be disappointed
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FZR400/600 Converstion - Not reving past 6k RPM
Far too complicated for me Matt, good luck. I'd hate to suggest £££'s for an ecu only for it to turn out to be something else.... but...is there a fuel pump and does that work?
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2 Stroke help.
i'd have a go at getting the pump back on and working myself, premix as a last resort
- 2 Stroke help.
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Dremel or are other makes OK?
yeah they are mains ones
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Dremel or are other makes OK?
i have an aldi one, a fraction of ther cost of dremel and of course you can use dremel tools in it. I got two different sizes of chuck collets with it
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mx400 chain guide
what year is your bike? add it to your profile it may help
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Big day.
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yamaha dt athena 170cc kit
jets are cheap to buy from allens, only buy genuine mikuni ones, myself I would buy a few...find one thats too big and bogs the engine down on full throttle and then fit smaller until this doesnt happen
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1965 YA-6 125cc project
Thanks bippo, didnt get out on the bike though I may have a minor problem with the DT and it pecks at my head a bit!
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1965 YA-6 125cc project
Numan only as a very last resort would I drill out the stud, even 10mm is enough to get a hold of you may have to put a similar 6mm stud just at the edge of the other side of the vise grip it will keep the jaws parallel so they stay on the stud, failing this maybe weld a nut to what remains...heat is the key, and a rocking motion one way then the other usually works but always reversing the direction when it begins to tighten...strangely enough the first direction to find some 'give' is often the clockwise direction because the screw wont be bottomed in the hole, the amount of free movement will gradually increase...I have done this countless times myself it almost always ends in success,.................. drilling steel from ally is fraught with danger! apologies if im telling you how to suck eggs mate as to my birthday, well remembered it was yesterday
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1965 YA-6 125cc project
if you cant remove them just drill the screwheads off and that way you'll have a fair bit of screw shaft left so you can get vise grip on there?
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My new Acerbis Active Dual Sport helmet and camera setup
That looks great John and sun visor is a big bonus
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wtf battery install
yeah thats a common problem isnt it, i cut a small piece of that fishtank airline tube for this packing too
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excited new member from Portland, OR who forgot his manners
we have a member Flyday58 who has one of these, check out his posts...there are some serious pitfalls when it comes to removing some of the ignition components
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excited new member from Portland, OR who forgot his manners
well in there it tells you how to check the timing, the oil pump...many things
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excited new member from Portland, OR who forgot his manners
have you got the 'Yamaha' service manual?
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excited new member from Portland, OR who forgot his manners
Greetings mate, so you dont have a service manual then?