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  1. yamaha1300rider

    6mm Tap needed

    Thanks rushes and fjrrider. My bad - it WAS 1.0 thread as you say Problem solved Paul
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    6mm Tap needed

    Hi Guys I have a 2001 uk fjr and my front disc bolts need replacing due to the effects of the weather. I have the new M6 bolts (also fit the R1/R6 bikes) and need a tap to clean out the old threads of muck and locktite. The thing is the threads are 1.25 mm and I can't find a suitable tap in...
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    Front Caliper Servicing - Gen I

    Thanks for your thoughts, guys!
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    Front Caliper Servicing - Gen I

    Hi guys During an inspection earlier this year, I found the front pistons were badly corroded. I now have new pistons and have the following questions: 1. If I do not undo the master cylinder lid when I remove the brake line and pistons from the caliper will the vacuum hold the fluid in...
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    Power Outlet Fuse - (Cig socket) on 2006+

    The wise advice over here is to check the pressures each time you ride :rolleyes:
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    Passenger shoes touching the exhaust

    Peter This is what I used: Bike Johnny
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    throttle problem article

    Since writing last year about my clutch problem, I bled the clutch line with no improvement and concluded, as a layperson, that the problem was throttle/fuel injection.
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    What's the easiest way...

    Here in uk it's every 2 years
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    What's the easiest way...

    Thanks for clarifying, ohio
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    What's the easiest way...

    I thought the pistons were chrome and a polishing wheel would damage it. No? Thanks for your ideas Don't we have to be careful using water anywhere near brake fluid as it is hygroscopic? Thanks again
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    What's the easiest way...

    Bump! Pierre and I can't be the only ones to have tackled this chore <_<
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    What's the easiest way...

    String, now that's a novel idea - would never have thought of that for cleaning. Thanks Pierre Anyone figured out how to rotate the pistons in situ? As the seals are so prohibitively expensive, has anyone removed the existing ones, cleaned out the grooves and, coated the seals in red rubber...
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    What's the easiest way...

    Dear all A year ago I removed my front calipers (for the first time in 4 years - and regretted leaving it so long) and was shocked at the crud on the pistons. I cleaned as best I could with a toothbrush and brake cleaner but realised that there is a small area on each piston where the...
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    Poor Clutch Take Up

    Thanks for your thoughts guys The situation is that my bike has been really looked after, not thrashed I use Motul 5100 4T Ester Blend 10W-40 which is a synthetic SPI SG spec and within the range approved by Yam uk. Oil and filter changed every 3k miles Radman Not sure why you said "Not the...
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