1988 yamaha radian back brake
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Re: 1988 yamaha radian back brake
There's supposed to be a nut on the screw. The nut should be up against the piece the screw is in, keeping the screw in place.
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Re: 1988 yamaha radian back brake
does the screw act as the stop and if so does it go agianst the pedal or next to it?
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Re: 1988 yamaha radian back brake
does the screw act as the stop and if so does it go agianst the pedal or next to it?
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Re: 1988 yamaha radian back brake
The screw head acts as the stop. The nut keeps the screw from moving in and out.
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Re: 1988 yamaha radian back brake
thanks have heard of the engine leaking? what can I check it leaks oil there is usually a nice little puddle when it sits took the engine out it looks like the oil pan. I bought it used have no idea of maintenance record. The person I bought it from thought it was the crankcase seal.
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Re: 1988 yamaha radian back brake
You'll just have to trace the oil drop to find out where it's coming from.
Easiest way: Take it for a ride. When you get home, use foot powder/baking soda/flour/some sort of white powder and cover the area you suspect of leaking. Let it sit and you'll find it via the trails.
Easiest way: Take it for a ride. When you get home, use foot powder/baking soda/flour/some sort of white powder and cover the area you suspect of leaking. Let it sit and you'll find it via the trails.
Have owned - 2001 Suzuki Volusia
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Current bike - 2005 Kawasaki Z750S
MMI Graduation date January 9th, 2009. Factory Certifications in Suzuki and Yamaha