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mikelcfc 09-03-10 08:00 PM

fitting carb slides
 
got my original slides back today and just wondering how easy it is to swap them over?? any help would be appreciated:)

yorkie_chris 09-03-10 08:04 PM

Re: fitting carb slides
 
Fairly easy

HTH :-P

fastdruid 09-03-10 08:13 PM

Re: fitting carb slides
 
Someone did a howto with pics and everything. I recommend the search.

Druid

sunshine 09-03-10 08:16 PM

Re: fitting carb slides
 
sounds like someone has the same job as me this weekend, its the same as putting them awful 33bhp slides in. half hour in the local dealer so you steal there tools and lift job done, no problems.

yorkie_chris 09-03-10 08:19 PM

Re: fitting carb slides
 
You need a lift to fit carb slides?

If easy:
4mm hex
6mm hex
needle nose pliers
short phillips screwdriver
long phillips screwdriver

If hard:
all of the above plus
hammer
impact driver
2x 10mm open end spanners


I'd advise cleaning and greasing the choke plungers while you're in there.

mikelcfc 09-03-10 08:21 PM

Re: fitting carb slides
 
http://forums.sv650.org/showthread.p...ht=carb+slides

found it:)

sunshine 09-03-10 08:23 PM

Re: fitting carb slides
 
yc more the work to a height better to work at saves bending over the bike, lift about 6" from the ground and my back doesnt hurt, plus i was also taking the belly pan off that day as it was cracked.

mikelcfc 09-03-10 08:29 PM

Re: fitting carb slides
 
well im ok , i have no engine atm so my carbs are loose so i will be taking them into the lounge to sit and do infront of the fire:)

yorkie_chris 09-03-10 08:31 PM

Re: fitting carb slides
 
Make sure all the petrol is out of them then!

mikelcfc 09-03-10 09:19 PM

Re: fitting carb slides
 
well that was so easy,, took 20 mins, and was an absolute dddle


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