[GregMember]

Games Moto silly little games, can you back a B double no but Duffman can now who’s gay ya poof “OH YEAH!!”

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[GregMember]

micknmeld wrote:

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Another thing we learnt TB is never take anything for granted when dealing with electrickery. :S

Yeah its in the last sentence of my last post :laugh:

Also it shows in this case if ALL earths and wiring had been checked it would have been fixed, the K.I.S.S method, keep it simple stupid.

I see components replace all the time in my jobs when the basics have been ignored

TB

[GregMember]

Good job by the sparky, was interesting rereading the whole thread as the problem was worked out early

Trailboss wrote:

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Maybe wiring hooked up wrong and the heat is because it is shorted to ground or pinched wire
TB

Trailboss wrote:

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Check your wiring, keep it simple and cheap first
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medogrocket wrote:

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Bit more of a think about this and if I was you i would check that you have good earth connections first,Not knowing what you have done I agree with TB that you should check the wiring is correct,

micknmeld wrote:

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I am convinced it is an earth problem.

Trailboss wrote:

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So you have covered all the basics then, all the earths are good, no pinched wires, no wires hooked up incorrectly?

TB

It shows that electrical problems do require making sure all connections are good and clean and that earths are as important as power supplies as they provide the return path to complete the circuit and nothing should be taken for granted.

Good thread

TB

[GregMember]

Thats riding if it goes to plan or there abouts

TB

[GregMember]

Yeah I am happy he is using them but tell you what Mal I cant imagine going another 56 days, 6hrs and 16 minutes without riding

TB

[GregMember]

Not me mate, nothing nice about me ask everybody that knows me

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[GregMember]

I was so glad Dan went out today as I am having to live my lack of riding through him at the moment. Remember buddy you have the XR (my baby) there to use after this weekend mate and make sure you do mate please
I love how the Laguna general store has become the must stop and have a beer / Rum / whatever because thats what we always do :laugh:

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[GregMember]

I am sure TW will fit you in, he runs a well organised fun ride

TB

[GregMember]

Bearxr4 wrote:

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It looks like his towel is over his shoulders :silly:

Shit it does to :laugh: :laugh: I got nothing Bear

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[GregMember]

Good then his towel is red and I dare either of you two clowns the tell Chopper (Grant) that being buff makes your gay (did anyone notice Grant on the caves ride)

So thats sorted :laugh:

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[GregMember]

Ollie wrote:

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Shims you buy after you check the clearance $15 ea,vernier $25+, tension wrench $100+ or borrow your mates. Timing very easy if you can read engrish plenty of how to video’s on youtube and the satisfaction of doing it yourself: cost to have it done in a shop $250+ I guess its all about priorities just be methodical and take plenty of pictures for backup good luck with it mate

Ollie

Thats better Yes Ollie’s right very satisfying when you have done it

TB

[GregMember]

It is easy to check the clearances but adjusting isn’t so easy, this unless I am mistaken requires having the correct size shims, verier calipers, removal of the camshafts, timing chain on and of timing the engine, you will need a tension wrench etc.

Checking if the clearances are out of spec is easy though

TB

[GregMember]

Firstly Dan mate when the NX comes up its yours no drama, but if it doesn’t lets later next year keep our eyes out on e bay etc for one any condition as I have so many spares.

What an awesome looking ride and a great stress relief, the photos are great and its good to see the ol girl out there eating up the kms which it doesn’t so well.

You should have got hold of Champo he would have gone with you I reckon

TB

[GregMember]

No Dan its the rules, we will fix it this weekend mate but its got to be a Mo

TB

[GregMember]

Come on Boony get with the spirit and the rules and turn it into a Mo

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