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b52fer
S&T (suole e tacchi)
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 Posted - 11 Nov 2003 : 19:16:50
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hello to all
I have one rd 350 of the 89 and with himself not to remove the flyweel magneto from any form with the suitable extractor, does not leave and I do not dare to tighten but it goes to aser that double axis of the crank somebody knows some alternative to remove it? it seems that this soldier as never he has dismounted are not some who removes it.
thanks
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Posted - 12 Nov 2003 : 00:15:20
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Hi b52fer
Welcome to RD club Italia .
Tico |
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Maurizio Lo Russo
Presidente
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Posted - 12 Nov 2003 : 08:35:34
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Hi, there are no alternatives...Tighten very strongly the proper extractor and spreay some WD40 or similare rust remover or lubrificant. Let it rest the whole night and in the morning thighten the extractor some more....proceed like this 2/3 times.
If the flywheel is still on the crank.....use some delicate touch of hammer on the front of the flywheel. If you do this on the side, be very careful to don't hurt the pick-up or the small metal part that gives the signal to the pickup during rotation.
This should loosen up the deposit between the crank and the flywheel and permitt you to take of the flywheel.
DO NOT stick nothing into the holes of the flywheel...this will damage for sure the generator coils inside!!!!
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Jetpilot
Manico con pelo (sullo stomaco)
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Posted - 12 Nov 2003 : 13:55:58
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HiB52fer,
What Maurizio said it's absolutely right.
Plus, with the extractor tool fitted and tighten on the flywheel and crank, try to hit the extractor tool ( only in the middle, 'course... ) with a medium weight hammer 2/3 times, then tight the central screw and try and try again. Avoid to hit the flyweel in anycase.
This is the best way.
Regards
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maurord
Pilota (o baffo)
Italy
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Posted - 12 Nov 2003 : 14:59:22
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Hi everybody
Where i can found the extractor???
I yamaha belgarda ,don't sell this article, better , they sell only to authorized workshop,
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Rancido+
Pilota (o baffo)
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Posted - 12 Nov 2003 : 22:32:40
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As far as I know, this kind of tool isn't only an exclusive genuine Yamaha "part" but it is also a common and commercial part that can be bought in every specialized tool's seller.
Few monts ago I didn't know that, so I asked a person who was (an still is) able to build this special parts to built one of this for me.
I paid 20 euros for it (or euro??? without "s"???)
In any case, welcome on board b52fer , the advices you have been given are correct, that's the right way to proceed to extract the flyweel.
Regards .
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b52fer
S&T (suole e tacchi)
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Posted - 13 Nov 2003 : 19:29:18
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Ok. one night with the extractor placed come out with three blows of hammer. Many thanks to all.
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Posted - 14 Nov 2003 : 00:15:14
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Si habli espanol, por me es mejor.
Pero yo no me entendo de mecanica.
Por lo tanto, si tene un problema mecanico, es mejor si habli ingles.
Malaga es un sitio muy lindo.
De cualquier, bienvenido.
Hola.
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