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Yeah keep taking the tablets Brian welcome in mate

Good stuff mate...Off now

copy the very bottom 'field' Jason, the one beginning ...not the one beginning http

not bad Jason, whats the plan? get her roadworthy?

you'll need a photobucket account, see FAQ's subforum of the New Members forum, theres instructions in there

Greetings Jason post up a pic of the old girl

not a bad idea Pete

This is what i use though there are many others, even Halfords will have something but you must use motorcycle specific oil for wet clutch operation http://www.opieoils.co.uk/p-935-motul-transoil-expert-10w-40-lubricant-for-gearboxes-with-wet-clutch-technosynthese-ester.aspx

George post an Intro in 'New Members'

Post an intro in 'New Members' Jason

great first post lol

no you need to heat the caliper so it will expand fractionally, then spray inside the screw to cool the screw and so contract that item...work quickly

you'll need a blowtotch, a soldering iron wont touch it. Failing a blowtorch maybe boil it in a pan? then spray a little penetrating oil on the screw...(take precautions, dont burn your hands!)

yep you'll need easy out's and heat as DirtyDT posted

have you managed to get the snapped nipple out of the caliper then?

just measure yours up and give them a ring before you order the nipple

maybe a large bumbag would do it

they wouldnt have been discussing your particular bike model tom, but its worth checking out

Hmmm by the power of Google I found this from another forum "Public service announcement: If you need to replace the sliding pin boots on your rear caliper on your Yamaha, you'll notice the parts aren't listed on the dealer's fiche. I laughed at my local Yam dealer when he said you have to replace the whole caliper body! A quick shufty round the other manufacturer's fiches revealed a few bikes use the same Nissin caliper. Here are the Honda part numbers for the rubber boots on the rear caliper: 45133-MA3-006 (Boot 45132-166-016 (Bush pin) The front will be similar, Yam don't list them but the others do. I'll post up those later if anyone's interested. Hope that helps a few of you."

weather not good...thats something of an understatement, It's VILE !!! yeah see if the noise comes and goes with pulling the clutch...might be best checked with a warm engine

Here's one to watch http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Yamaha-DT175-MX-oil-tank-/330724415840?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item4d00b61960

Hi

does the noise stop when you pull in the clutch lever?

Greetings mate for pics see the sub-forum FAQ's