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The YF Old Git
Ride: Sharon Stone
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perhaps it should read :- 1) Remove the gear lever (via the 6mm bolt, 10mm head) 2) undo the allen keys from the rear cover (the front cover contains the generator) 3) Remove that cover 4) Remove the push rod 5) clean all debris from around the push rod seal 6) if the front sprocket is standard it is possible to remove the push rod seal via a drift or screwdriver and I guess if the bike is on it's main stand no oil will be lost, so there would be very little need to add oil if the job is done correctly. I would guess you are translating your replies to English from another language as some of your walk through does not make sense Regards Jim
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http://yamahaforum.com/forums/member...ure31t-tzr.jpg The TZR does a 100mph in second and 100 to a gallon of fuel stop being boring ! ![]() |
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