scottoiler done. nothing to see here

i have just won one from ebay..................who wants to help fit it ?

you will recive endless cups of tea/coffee cake biscuits etc etc

when i say HELP i mean you fit it while i hover over you asking "is it done yet" & keep a close eye on any oily fingerprints

its easy do a search

i have read the how to....... & a lot of posts, but dont fancy cutting any pipes

I have Scottoiler on my Hairnet. Although I didn't fit it myself there doesn't seem to be much to it.

You have a carbed bike and there's bound to be a convenient vacuum take-off point somewhere reasonably accessible.

The main thing is deciding where you want the reservoir. Mine is under the seat but there might be somewhere better for the SV.

I'm sure that someone will be along in moment to help you. I'd offer my assistance but don't have much free time this weekend, I'm afraid

Originally Posted by hovi5

i have read the how to....... & a lot of posts, but dont fancy cutting any pipes

There's nothing that is that difficult and the pipes are only flexible tubing - if you **** it up you can get some more from the local pet-shop - same stuff they use in tropical fish tanks, etc.

There's only one rule:

"Measure it twice. Then before you cut, measure it again"

i know ehere to put the res as i have been looking at posts for a while its just the vac bit im scared of. its why my hot grips go straight to the battery,cos i did not want to cut into wires

[fizzwheel]

In an effort to be more helpful.

You take the vac feed off the rear cylinder. the pipe you need to cut is a small piece of hollow plastic tubing you cut it and the insert the supplied t piece into the pipe to join it again and then you plug the scotoiler vac feed into the T of the piece. If you make a b*ll*cks up of it you can always get a spare piece of tubing from a Suzuki dealer and cut that first to make sure before you put it onto the bike. That way you still have a bike that runs if you do make a mistake.

I reckon even I could do it and I'm not the most competant of mechnics.

Fitting mine sorry... still figuring out where to put the damned thing!

Originally Posted by valleyboy

Fitting mine sorry... still figuring out where to put the damned thing!

practice on mine

Originally Posted by fizzwheel

In an effort to be more helpful.

You take the vac feed off the rear cylinder. the pipe you need to cut is a small piece of hollow plastic tubing you cut it and the insert the supplied t piece into the pipe to join it again and then you plug the scotoiler vac feed into the T of the piece. If you make a b*ll*cks up of it you can always get a spare piece of tubing from a Suzuki dealer and cut that first to make sure before you put it onto the bike. That way you still have a bike that runs if you do make a mistake.

I reckon even I could do it and I'm not the most competant of mechnics.

thanx ....main dealer would be expensive

im going to DIY i was a bit concerned about cutting the pipe, but as soon as i find a good picy showing exactly which one i will do it
downloading adobe thing to get info off scottoiler site