dropping the block...
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guitarcarrot
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dropping the block...
What do I need to remove in order to drop the block out, obvs fairings, carbs and HT's cooling hoses, what about the chain? Does it need to be slackened off or removed fully? Thanks
- Miles
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Re: dropping the block...
Have a look on the zxrworld.co.uk home page, Theres links there to the work shop manual. Theres a chapter in it giving a step by step guide to it
Should help
Should help
- Danman109
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Re: dropping the block...
although its tedious it saves missing (for example) the temp sender and having the block dangling by a wire http://www.zxrworld.co.uk/zxr400/manual.html
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ZXR 400 L2 Hopkins GP replica.
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- Tirpitz
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Re: dropping the block...
Ask him how he knowsDanman109 wrote:although its tedious it saves missing (for example) the temp sender and having the block dangling by a wire
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http://www.zxrworld.co.uk/zxr400/manual.html
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Hel braided hoses
Pirelli Diablos
Ohlins steering damper
A16 carbon fibre exhaust can
Nitron Sport shock