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| Chinaboy |
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| DrDonnyBrago |
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Some bikes have the speedo sensor in the sprocket cover, although I am 95% certain yours is on the crankcase...
As above photo would help . |
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| Chinaboy |
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ok, I will try to get a pic up for tomorrow. I did however download the user manual from the sticky thread, but in the removal photo it still does not show what it is
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| Vincent |
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Does the manual say you need to do anything special to get to the sprocket?
If not then just i'd pull it off and see what it is . |
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| SamJL |
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Try this website, loads of helpful information:
https://www.1000rr.net ____________________ 2009 CBR1000RR
2004 KTM 200SX
2004 KTM 65SX  |
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| Chinaboy |
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Sorted it guys.
It is the clutch push-rod housing. Not a problem to remove, it comes off by just undoing the bolts. I found though that to remove the cover, you need to split the old chain and remove it completely from the front sprocket before you can get the cover off.
Thank you for your comments and help
Vincent, I am in North Dorset.
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 16 years, 119 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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