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  • September 7, 2010 at 10:15 am #187112

    glenn
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    bigger al wrote:

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    Boony wrote:

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    Bigger Al ,If I could work out how the valve takey outy thing worked i would change the air, it has to be worn out by now.

    XY, its a DRZ,!! it runs on diesel,, Dont you know anything diesels dont hove those things??,,,sheez. :huh:

    😆 😆
    Boony

    Hey boony I see your on the coffs ride Ill show you how to do the valve thingy then. ;)

    as long as its on your bike :) ;) ;) ;)

    September 7, 2010 at 12:20 pm #187109

    drew
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    Boony wrote:

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    Bigger Al ,If I could work out how the valve takey outy thing worked i would change the air, it has to be worn out by now.

    XY, its a DRZ,!! it runs on diesel,, Dont you know anything diesels dont hove those things??,,,sheez. :huh:

    😆 😆
    Boony

    Diesel, isn’t that something to do with what they are buildin down near Geelong, you know takes sea water and turns it into drinking water.

    so service the air you don’t have to take the valve out you just depress the middle bit under the taker outer thingo… if it hisses at you it’s not mad at you that’s the sound of the ghost of the air that was in there before… ;)

    January 9, 2011 at 9:25 am #186844

    John
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    Have just changed me pads (original ones) and the rear ones had metal shims. Do i put these back or what? Only ask as the piston seems to be out a fair way.

    January 9, 2011 at 9:33 am #194154

    Greg
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    JAK wrote:

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    Have just changed me pads (original ones) and the rear ones had metal shims. Do i put these back or what? Only ask as the piston seems to be out a fair way.

    The shims are actually stainless heat deflectors Jak and use them yes. Pump the brake when the new pads are in and happy days. Mate if you are stuck left me know as I have a DR400 here and do a DIY for you if you wish tomorrow arvo

    TB

    January 9, 2011 at 9:47 am #194157

    John
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    Good stuff. It’s all good now. Front ones went in no worries as did the back but thought i had better ask about these heat shield thingies.

    Thanks

    January 9, 2011 at 10:03 am #194158

    Greg
    Member

    Welcome ;)

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