Dropped Tank Nut
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YZFJohn
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Dropped Tank Nut
Hello everyone!
I was in the process of replacing my throttle cables and i dropped the bloody tank pivoting nut down towards the engine.
Cant find it for the life of me, is their a common place it comes to a rest?
Or does anyone know its size?
Tom
I was in the process of replacing my throttle cables and i dropped the bloody tank pivoting nut down towards the engine.
Cant find it for the life of me, is their a common place it comes to a rest?
Or does anyone know its size?
Tom
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Re: Dropped Tank Nut
I think it is a locking M6 from memory.
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Just under the hinge inside the frame push your hand towed the headlight there's a little plastic shelf under there took me 45 min and a lot of shaking the bike but that's where I found mine
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HEHORE wrote:Just under the hinge inside the frame push your hand towed the headlight there's a little plastic shelf under there took me 45 min and a lot of shaking the bike but that's where I found mine
The coil pack tray?
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Couldent tell ya it was dark and I was stressed trying to find it as I had to get to work (also my first time taking the tank off , will check my manual an get back to ya
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- in the front nose cone area. If your unlucky it could end up on top of the engine under the Air Filter. Check inside the fairings, namely at the 'V' part.
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This is where the old magnet on a stick comes in handy. You'd be amazed what you find in there!
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I found it! It was stuck behind one of the coils.
Thanks for all the replies!
Thanks for all the replies!
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yeh iv got a magnet on a telescopic rod, so handy for getting nuts and bolts. One of the best tools ya can have!
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Wooster wrote:I just turn mine upside down and give it a good shake.
Way too much information, thanks.
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