I do not place the front all in and then the back - just doesn't work for me. Position all 4 carbs into the approx position & press down...
Do NOT use a HEAT GUN - Use a Hair dryer.... I find attaching the boots to the carbs & then fitting is easier.. Undo the clamps more than you...
Really easy with a multimeter - once the engine is at about 106C / 230F the fan should switch on. The switch creates a circuit to earth which...
For putting the carbs back in a smear of KY Jelly on the rubber boots is perfect... The Castrol Grease will also work fine in this purpose - BUT...
I suspect the previous owner installed the switch rather than buy a new thermo-switch to fix the issue.
i use Castro red rubber grease for all orings.. Makes more of a difference than you would think.. Don't worry about having to pull the carbs...
Front / rear is the normal pairing. But don’t know for this model... although would put a beer on it.
Reverse bleeding or pressurised bleeding is where I would try next. Using a large syringe is remarkably effective.
More work completed.. Undertray on, electrics routed & connected, subframe in position [IMG]IMG_2178 by Pete Smith, on Flickr Lights & ECU...
Well done on the job so far... You may as well make your own gaskets for the sidecovers - just buy a couple of sheets of gasket paper - it costs...
don't worry about it - we all like tinkering too...
Can you make different linkages?
You have a 21 year old bike... This is not uncommon.. One of my 32 year old bikes both the collector pipes disintegrated..
Just not selfies !!!!!!
Glad to hear it...
Yep that doesn't sound correct to me. I'd suggest that something is indeed wrong. Check the fitment off CMNSL spec sheets if you are not using a...
Next job is to get the discs clean & back on..
Well just to show a little more progress... New chain, sprockets & bearings.. from Rick Oliver [IMG]IMG_2156 by Pete Smith, on Flickr Stator...
I thought Jay was older...............
The vfr400 (NC21 / NC24 will take a VFR750 (RC36) with a little modification.... & painted in RC30 colours = YUM
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