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MikeM:
bike never had gaitors on it? would it matter that much to not have them ?
will do the loom first and then worry about front of bike later
Lobo:
Cheers Oddjob,
Away from Hampshire, but standard email from my old dad always wearily.. "More Honda parts arrived".... so, yup, I'm sure it's arrived safely. Many thanks, it's found a good home.
And yup Mike, recently re-loomed my 400F, and read somewhere the loom should be the first thing to be installed into the frame.... which did indeed seem right as it subsequently became more & more filled up with bits.
Wish I'd thought more of those above tips OddJob, did the rear mudguard, but my 750 fork ears got 'forgotten', as well as a few other areas. Ho hum,
Simon
MikeM:
another question blades have to be cleaned to make a good connection...........
how do you guys clean the blades in the connectors, do you take apart ?
to give you an idea what I am referring to one connector from fusebox but it will relate to all connectors through out the bike
Trigger:
You can take them out to clean them. You will need a very small screwdriver to push the little catch to pull them out. It is a bit tricky. I did mine last week and replaced all the 6.3mm male and female connectors.
http://www.vehicle-wiring-products.eu/VWP-onlinestore/terminalsnonins/photo/Mbl6.jpg
MikeM:
any special cleaning stuff or just sandpaper?
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