Should I try to install the Inner Primary Cover?
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04-27-2006, 02:23 PM
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RE: Should I try to install the Inner Primary Cover?
Excellant Advice, about taking a set back if things are not going together correctly. I usually polish some chrome or something to get over the problem. Still making the bike look nice and when it goes back together for your test ride you have a nice clean scooter.
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04-27-2006, 02:32 PM
RE: Should I try to install the Inner Primary Cover?
Kevin, where are you located?
I put on a chrome inner primary and it was a pretty easy job, just took a few hours. I took pictures of the complete job, and can post them if you want. I made my locking tool, and can mail you one if you want, but you can also make one real easy. I'm sure someone close by to you will lend you a big torque wrench if you need it.
Joe
I put on a chrome inner primary and it was a pretty easy job, just took a few hours. I took pictures of the complete job, and can post them if you want. I made my locking tool, and can mail you one if you want, but you can also make one real easy. I'm sure someone close by to you will lend you a big torque wrench if you need it.
Joe
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RE: Should I try to install the Inner Primary Cover?
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Kevin, where are you located?
I put on a chrome inner primary and it was a pretty easy job, just took a few hours. I took pictures of the complete job, and can post them if you want. I made my locking tool, and can mail you one if you want, but you can also make one real easy. I'm sure someone close by to you will lend you a big torque wrench if you need it.
Joe
Kevin, where are you located?
I put on a chrome inner primary and it was a pretty easy job, just took a few hours. I took pictures of the complete job, and can post them if you want. I made my locking tool, and can mail you one if you want, but you can also make one real easy. I'm sure someone close by to you will lend you a big torque wrench if you need it.
Joe
I'm in Western Kentucky. Those pictures you took might help me out! I like to get a good idea of what I'm going to see instead of just opening it up like a Cracker Jacks box and "surprise"!
Check your PM's too!
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04-27-2006, 05:35 PM
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RE: Should I try to install the Inner Primary Cover?
Also, are there any other chrome goodies that I should go ahead and put on since I'm going in that deep? Since I've got to take the starter out it sounds like it would be a good time to put on the chrome cover for it. You know, that kind of stuff!
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05-01-2006, 12:49 PM
RE: Should I try to install the Inner Primary Cover?
1. Boards, shifter and outer primary cover off.
2. loosen loctite with heat.
3. breaker bar on crank nut
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2. loosen loctite with heat.
3. breaker bar on crank nut
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05-02-2006, 10:15 AM
RE: Should I try to install the Inner Primary Cover?
1. breaker bar on clutch hub
2. pulling off primary while holding compensating sprocket and clutch hub.
3. loosen and pull starter jackshaft. then remove starter from other side
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2. pulling off primary while holding compensating sprocket and clutch hub.
3. loosen and pull starter jackshaft. then remove starter from other side
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