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This
is the start of the tear down. I have loaded up on freezer and sandwich bags. I use them to keep track of parts for each
assembly (It’s
a good idea to have a camera if you want to know where the parts go after a couple months) I just
used 3 different service manuals. Haynes, Clymer and Yamaha factory
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# 5 The
seat, tank, side covers, and carbs have been removed. There is no turning
back now!
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# 6 I have to
start taking out the wiring harness. I used wire markers from the electrical supply. Each connector got marked, with
a number or letters to show where they connected. I left these on, now I know where each wire goes or what its for. Great
for future troubleshooting
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# 7 The rear tire and swing arm are removed also the rear shock. There
is a lot of cleaning to do here! Next I will take the rear assembly off, brake caliper and shock linkage. There
will be bushings to check and bearings to clean and repack with synthetic grease .
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# 8 more pieces and parts to go this
should only take a minute or two !
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