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- Aladinsaneuk
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Slow?Aladinsaneuk wrote:am not saying andy is slow, but Slow, Stop and Reverse are the gears in his car.....
You should see it go in reverse - it's French
(well the car isn't but our van is)
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Just cleaned it all up. Just need to wait now...zoidberg wrote:I've a small oil leak behind the sprocket cover. Not sure whether its the selector seal or the gasket from the cover in this area. What is the cover just rear of the clutch slave cylinder?
I need to give it a good degrease at the weekend to know for sure.
What section of parts is the selector shaft seal under I cant find it?
Is the gearbox oil separate on these?
Please verify for yourself (I only had a quick look) but I think it's item number 45 of chart 46 (page60) of the Falco parts manual.
The parts manual is (of course) downloadable from Martin Poll's excellent website
http://www.martinpoll.dk/diverse/falcocatalog.pdf
The parts manual is (of course) downloadable from Martin Poll's excellent website
http://www.martinpoll.dk/diverse/falcocatalog.pdf
“Scientists investigate that which already is. Engineers create that which has never been.”
-- Albert Einstein
-- Albert Einstein
Are they a pig to do?
It was serviced by DW motorcycles in Scarborough before I got it....
I wouldn't take a bike there judging by the work they have done on this.
The missed that a vac pipe went to nowhere, just an open end most likely iwo removed Scott oiler.
It looks like they've overfilled with oil as the airbox is swimming in it, and it's all over the TB's etc.
My ht leads should be here mon/tues so will fit them whilst the air box is off then run it and sort the oil level out.
Second hand bikes are a pain in the arse sometimes.
It was serviced by DW motorcycles in Scarborough before I got it....
I wouldn't take a bike there judging by the work they have done on this.
The missed that a vac pipe went to nowhere, just an open end most likely iwo removed Scott oiler.
It looks like they've overfilled with oil as the airbox is swimming in it, and it's all over the TB's etc.
My ht leads should be here mon/tues so will fit them whilst the air box is off then run it and sort the oil level out.
Second hand bikes are a pain in the arse sometimes.

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I would imagine you paid a lot less than my oasis mate. But you would have had a good bike with no troubles.zoidberg wrote:Are they a pig to do?
It was serviced by DW motorcycles in Scarborough before I got it....
I wouldn't take a bike there judging by the work they have done on this.
The missed that a vac pipe went to nowhere, just an open end most likely iwo removed Scott oiler.
It looks like they've overfilled with oil as the airbox is swimming in it, and it's all over the TB's etc.
My ht leads should be here mon/tues so will fit them whilst the air box is off then run it and sort the oil level out.
Second hand bikes are a pain in the arse sometimes.
I hope you get the demons in the bile sorted soon.

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