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SteveD CB500K0:
Back in the 70's we had an ingenious solution for this (well, we were all electronics students...):


* Remove coils (incl HT leads!) and place in nice warm airing cupboard for a few days
* Rough up area around the HT/coil join with sharp screwdriver - makes purchase for...
* Apply RTV (Room Temp Vulcanising) rubber compound to seal join
Worked (most of the time - just make sure you don't leave any gaps)

A saw a CBX1000 with a plastic carrier bag wrapped around the coils once - it was melted!

Bryanj:
OR buy shares in WD40!!!

Did you find the cd usefull?

flc:
To be honest byanj it only seems to deal with the 500,
i may not have looked properly. time is the enemy at the moment. its a keeper tho ;).
and thanks for the jets. Flc.

Bryanj:
Ah, an irsh friend of mine played with the original manual in Adobe and linked all the pages of the 500 manual to the contents page BUT NOT the supplemnts---you have to search those for yourself mate, try page 169 onwards for the K3 supplement---my fault should have told you! They say float height is 14.5mm by the way

deltarider:
You can download the complete and original Honda Workshop Manual CB500 - CB550 incl. all supplements at
http://www.mediafire.com/?uznwn3ihx0i
It's 77,5 MB.
If you happen to read french, I know another very good one (160MB!).

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