Hi there every 1 space bar sorted now as i was saying in my last post i need a new engine or piston rings but there so dear over here cant afford to buy them...
Sync your carbs. If it was set up to run with exhaust leaks, you've probably changed the inlet vacuum on the carbs by fixing them. Jim Paul Allen wrote: Reid, ...
Gary,how would an impact wrench help remove a screw that is broken off lebvel with the MC cup? RIPPER FREEDOM WILL NEVER BE FREE! BOYCOTT CALIFORNIA SPORT...
Me too. I used an impact screwdriver to remove mine. Then I reinstalled with better quality screws. Ripper - I think the only way to get yours out is to use a...
Paul's Honda Nighthawk Website: http://www.hondanighthawks.net Has most of what you want. Nice page and Paul's a local here. The hardest to find will be...
Thanks, R. I was very surprised to find I could actually turn the flange nuts. I figured they would be well seized. Didn't see any torque specs in Clymers, but...
Ripper, Carefully drill a very narrow hole through the center of the screw the depth of the chamfer, then with a drill bit the size of the top of the hole in...
Anybody know where I can find such a thing? The switch is fine, but the plastic outer part of the button seems to have abandoned me, and without that it's...
My younger brother is looking for a cheap starter bike. He is stationed in TX now and will be moving to LA in the next few months. Anyone in the Southeast or...
If the head of the screw has broken off, then you should be able to remove the lid. if you can remove the lid and drain the reservoir, then you can probably...
Hi all, I just replaced the plugs in my 84 CB750SC, I don't know when they were last replaced. I discovered a lot of deposits on the old plugs, and I am just ...
it sounds so easy but its still not disengaging. i'll get it maybe 1/2 inch back and then it pops right back into place. the screwdriver is just there to keep...
Peter, Modern lead-free gasoline is much kinder to plugs than the old leaded gasoline. If the plugs have been in when leaded gasoline was used, that may be a...
Yes, but use a large, heavy screwdriver to hold it. Norm '83 CB650SC ... From: novascroller [mailto:novascroller@...] Sent: Monday, August 02, 2004 4:05...
This weekend I wanted to replace my clutch fluid and brake fluid. The clutch fluid replacement went fine. I was glad I replaced it because it was so bad the...
Yikes! That's valuable information. I read most of the first few chapters of the manual a couple of months ago. Apparently, that tidbit did not stick in my...
Hey there... sorry for the delayed response. I've been out of town for a wedding the last few days. The trip was from May... you might remember when the ...
... so ... One ... and ... Well if you do not have a screw extractor made for that type of work you can take a center punch and lightly tap straight down on...
I have crash bars and foot pegs for my bike, though I only install them for trips as they are detrimental to the appearance of the bike. They are a triple bar...
Tom; I would try a little bit of WD40 and a heat gun to warm the metal up but not fry it. If necessary do the old screw extractor routine although it is a...
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