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Mikeys new to him 81
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There it is your right you did say 4 ohms resistance
Sometimes I don't see every thread
Sometimes I don't see every thread
I hope you had the clutch lever pulled in when you took that pic or else your worm is clocked wrong. "At rest" (clutch lever not pulled in), the worm should look like this, the worm arm being at about 90° to the cable .....
To determine if the ball is missing, remove the adjuster screw. If the ball is gone, you'll be able to look right through the worm.
To determine if the ball is missing, remove the adjuster screw. If the ball is gone, you'll be able to look right through the worm.
I need to take a closer look but that's what it looked like right after I pulled the cover
I remember you coaching me on how to clock the worm gear in correct position
Thanks !!
Edit : I need to take it apart for cleaning first but I'll make sure it's in the right position to start with
I remember you coaching me on how to clock the worm gear in correct position
Thanks !!
Edit : I need to take it apart for cleaning first but I'll make sure it's in the right position to start with
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Ok just a question when I hit the electric start button I get a click no blown fuse just won't spin
Battery charged up, heavy cables all good, connections tight?
Batterys good I will need to check the cables and connections
Thanks !!
Thanks !!
Does it kick through with the kicker?
You know how to use something like needle nose pliers to jump around the solenoid Mikey?
Starts up pretty easy with kick start
Follow the fat red power cable from the battery to the right side. It's connected to the solenoid.
under RH side cover the + lead from the battery goes right to it.
Just jump thos 2 ?
This video seems to show how to locate and test the solanoid
yup pull back the rubber boots, use a big tool with an insulated handle, don't touch the frame with the tool! It's a big spark moment, you need to use a firm hand, act like you MEAN it! when you do the deed.
I will give that a try !
But first off to lunch with old guys one of them will be helping me straighten out the 77's center stand today
But first off to lunch with old guys one of them will be helping me straighten out the 77's center stand today
Yeah... sparks are definitely gonna fly. There's a good possibility your tool will try and weld itself to the terminals. Be prepared to give it a good yank to pull it off the terminals
