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Yo Tim
Does that 'O' ring look mangled enough to cause a problem?
http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l2...ngledOring.jpg I couldn't find anything wrong with the needle valve, so I'm thinking this may be the problem. I always new there was a reason to save old 'O' rings! |
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Yo Tim
iPhone pic doesn't allow me to get a good look at it. But if it's warped any I'd say it needs replaced.
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#3
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Yo Tim
On Mon, 28 Apr 2014 09:49:00 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote:
iPhone pic doesn't allow me to get a good look at it. But if it's warped any I'd say it needs replaced. Done. Leak has stopped. Now I need to re-sync and adjust idle/mixture again. Guzzi's are just so much fun! Almost makes me wish I had a Honda which needed no maintenance (not even a chain adjustment?) for 15,000 miles! |
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#4
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Yo Tim
And you'd never have to grease the swingarm bushings or change the fork seals either.
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#5
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Yo Tim
On 4/28/2014 1:48 PM, Tim wrote:
And you'd never have to grease the swingarm bushings or change the fork seals either. Fork seals, 15000 miles.. I bet it was harry krause the rec.boats idiot that said that?? |
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