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6859
From: Dave Cawley Timestep Dartmouth England e-mail Information@... Web site http://www.Time-step.com Web site http://www.dartmouth.tv Tel. +44...
Dave Cawley
dartmouth42uk
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Sep 1, 2006
8:24 am
6860
STOP!!!!!!!! Do Not attempt these services with your level of mechanical abillity. Get a service manual, find a friendly local mechanic who is familiar with...
G. F. GRANTHAM
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Sep 1, 2006
10:12 am
6861
STOP!!!!!!!! Do Not attempt these services with your level of mechanical abillity. Get a service manual, find a friendly local mechanic who is familiar with...
G. F. GRANTHAM
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Sep 1, 2006
10:14 am
6862
... SNIP It may be a little late now... but there is a pdf of the owner's manual at: http://www.staddle.net/dokuwiki/spacy/manual This manual shows basic...
bob02st
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Sep 1, 2006
11:46 am
6863
You got the right tool. That's the one I use most. No good for the wheels, but tha main one for everything else. Congrat ! chocolatedoggielover...
Lionel Gosselin
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Sep 1, 2006
12:30 pm
6864
The 1/4'' drive is not so common. I've seen one in the hand of a plumber, that's it ! The 3/8 model is the most used on motorcycles. The 1/2'' is the big...
Lionel Gosselin
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Sep 1, 2006
12:32 pm
6865
Of course, I've looked at the tech notes and the PDF file of the owner's manual. Many, many times. I've even highlighted the main points on my copy. I've also...
chocolatedoggielover
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Sep 1, 2006
4:11 pm
6866
From: Dave Cawley Timestep Dartmouth England e-mail Information@... Web site http://www.Time-step.com Web site http://www.dartmouth.tv Tel. +44...
Dave Cawley
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Sep 1, 2006
4:38 pm
6867
keep it simple, stay stock. the purpose of these vehicles is to get you around while saving on gas and getting great parking spots, so best to leave them as...
in transit
fpgaman_2000
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Sep 1, 2006
5:02 pm
6868
I don't think it's ever been replaced in the 19 years it's been there. I originally used a 12-point socket wrench, which probably made it worse. I'm going to...
chocolatedoggielover
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Sep 1, 2006
5:12 pm
6869
Very good; you will get it together one of these days if you try hard enough. Jusk keep reading and you will get the lingo. Things will get tougher before...
Bruce Walendy
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Sep 1, 2006
5:24 pm
6870
Hey chocdoggie, your experience struck a chord with me. If it's any consolation I've gotten pretty depressed more than once after taking off the wrong bolt or...
magootoledobythesea
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Sep 1, 2006
5:36 pm
6871
From: Dave Cawley Timestep Dartmouth England e-mail Information@... Web site http://www.Time-step.com Web site http://www.dartmouth.tv Tel. +44...
Dave Cawley
dartmouth42uk
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Sep 1, 2006
5:36 pm
6872
Yeah, they say the twelve point sockets and wrenches are easier to get on, but they make it that much easier to round the six faces of most bolts. I've...
magootoledobythesea
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Sep 1, 2006
6:04 pm
6873
... <magoo@...> wrote: ... Oops, should have said the bolt faces will round before the socket does. Right you are, Dave C. p...
magootoledobythesea
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Sep 1, 2006
6:07 pm
6874
It has been my experience a good twelve point is less likely to round a bolt than a cheap six point socket. Cheap sockets don’t fit well and can split and...
Mark Piper
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Sep 1, 2006
7:21 pm
6875
Mag, wher did you get a 1/4'' torque wrench ? I have 3/8 & 1/2 already from Canadian Tire & Sears... Not a Snap-On please, I can't afford such kind of money...
Lionel Gosselin
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Sep 1, 2006
7:25 pm
6876
Colin did you have a look in the front wheel sender unit for your speedo problem ? Out of 4 CH that I owned, 3 had misplaced gears contacts in the hub. A...
Lionel Gosselin
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Sep 1, 2006
7:28 pm
6877
Ok. I got the bolt off, spring and screen out, but very little oil came out! Which leads me to one of 2 conclusions: 1) I needed an oil change so badly, that...
chocolatedoggielover
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Sep 1, 2006
9:26 pm
6879
From: Dave Cawley Timestep Dartmouth England e-mail Information@... Web site http://www.Time-step.com Web site http://www.dartmouth.tv Tel. +44...
Dave Cawley
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Sep 1, 2006
9:48 pm
6880
You are clearly not using the materials that are available to you. You did not take the time to review the owners manual that covers the oil change perfectly...
Bruce Walendy
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Sep 1, 2006
9:50 pm
6881
From: Dave Cawley Timestep Dartmouth England e-mail Information@... Web site http://www.Time-step.com Web site http://www.dartmouth.tv Tel. +44...
Dave Cawley
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Sep 1, 2006
9:54 pm
6882
no....NOT CORRECT Screen cup goes inside the 'large' end of the spring, then the large end od trhe spring with the screen in it goes in the hole, and the cap...
Peder in Tacoma WA
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Sep 1, 2006
10:02 pm
6883
Bruce, your reply is insulting to me personally. I have consulted the PDF, but who ever scanned it, did not do so at high enough a resolution. I couldn't make...
chocolatedoggielover
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Sep 1, 2006
10:32 pm
6884
Dear Choco Sorry you are having so much trouble. These little Hondas are about the easiest MC's to work on there is. Going from memory (as I no longer have my...
Mark Piper
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Sep 1, 2006
10:52 pm
6885
hey Lionel, got it at a vancouver auto supply place called KMS tools. it is made by a USA outfit called Wright who have a good reputation for this stuff. i...
magootoledobythesea
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Sep 1, 2006
11:25 pm
6886
Mark, if I'm right in assuming that you are in the USA, I believe a quart there is 32 ounces, or .946 litres. Where I am the '85 manual says .85 litres for...
magootoledobythesea
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Sep 1, 2006
11:40 pm
6887
... Oops again, looks i did screw it up, should be more like 5 ounces for the final drive. p...
magootoledobythesea
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Sep 2, 2006
1:41 am
6888
OH BOY! this one is SO EASY! the engine oil drain plug is in FRONT of the rear wheel axle. the tranny oil drain plug is BEHIND the rear wheel axle. EASY! now,...
in transit
fpgaman_2000
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Sep 2, 2006
1:53 am
6889
also, under NO circumstances use engine oil in the tranny! use gear oil ONLY! it's thick like honey for a very good reason, in the tranny you have metal on...
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fpgaman_2000
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Sep 2, 2006
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