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IMG 17- Note correct way of installing 36mm nut.

IMG 17- Note correct way of installing 36mm nut.

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IMG 02-If you are taking out the Tach Drive Gear Assembly, without removing the R.H. Case cover, you might drop #8 on the chart, called the "Shim". If

IMG 02-If you are taking out the Tach Drive Gear Assembly, without removing the R.H. Case cover, you might drop #8 on the chart, called the "Shim". If

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IMG 0804- Remove both plastic collars and smooth out the metal neck before applying new diaphragm.

IMG 0804- Remove both plastic collars and smooth out the metal neck before applying new diaphragm.

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IMG 10 The first bit to be used (after applying the light coat of grease to the surrounding areas) was a 11/32 bit. Start slowly, only go in a 1/2 inc

IMG 10 The first bit to be used (after applying the light coat of grease to the surrounding areas) was a 11/32 bit. Start slowly, only go in a 1/2 inc

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IMG 0818-JBM Industries replacements.

IMG 0818-JBM Industries replacements.

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IMG_1143

IMG_1143

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IMG 0779- Remove old crusty O ring

IMG 0779- Remove old crusty O ring

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IMG 27- Using a pair of Channellocks, the springs really have to be compressed to fit properly. The flat sides of the springs need to fully pocket int

IMG 27- Using a pair of Channellocks, the springs really have to be compressed to fit properly. The flat sides of the springs need to fully pocket int

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IMG 0783- A little bit of liquid soap, to ease it in.

IMG 0783- A little bit of liquid soap, to ease it in.

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IMG_1126

IMG_1126

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IMG 22-Primary Drive Gear on left, Clutch Housing on right. Backsides facing up.

IMG 22-Primary Drive Gear on left, Clutch Housing on right. Backsides facing up.

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XS650 Wallys

XS650 Wallys

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IMG_1130

IMG_1130

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IMG 18- I used a magnetic screwdriver to swipe the leftover shavings, to make sure no metallic pieces were left over.

IMG 18- I used a magnetic screwdriver to swipe the leftover shavings, to make sure no metallic pieces were left over.

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IMG_1134

IMG_1134

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IMG_1406

IMG_1406

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IMG 20- Old Rivet, will be replaced by new hex Allen bolt.

IMG 20- Old Rivet, will be replaced by new hex Allen bolt.

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XS 650

XS 650

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IMG 0803- Remove the nasty.

IMG 0803- Remove the nasty.

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IMG 0785- seated needle jet(Z-2) with new o ring

IMG 0785- seated needle jet(Z-2) with new o ring

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IMG_1398

IMG_1398

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IMG 0808- I decided to try the number 2 slot for slide adjustment.

IMG 0808- I decided to try the number 2 slot for slide adjustment.

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IMG 0817

IMG 0817

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XS650 painted beauty

XS650 painted beauty

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