 Last additions - 500 Evo belt change
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DSCF0061.JPGPut all the panels back on208 viewsJob complete. Now test run just to make sure everything is OK.Mar 02, 2013
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DSCF0058.JPGRefit the air dflector158 viewsThis little gizmo is why the footboard has to come off on an Evo as you can't get to the mounting screws.Mar 02, 2013
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DSCF0057.JPGPlace the nut cover back on.136 viewsMar 02, 2013
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DSCF0056.JPGFit the outer trim cover348 viewsA spot of coppaslip on the screws prevents them seizing.Mar 02, 2013
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DSCF0055.JPGRefit the 8mm bolts 208 viewsA touch of coppaslip helps future removals hereMar 02, 2013
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DSCF0054.JPGRun the engine again.158 viewsRun the engine through a series of rev cycles to make sure the belt and rollers are all settled and the gearing is functioning as it should. Recheck the nut torques.Mar 02, 2013
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DSCF0053.JPGFully tighten the nut145 viewsUse an impact driver to torque the nut while holding the rear brake on.Mar 02, 2013
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DSCF0052.JPGRefit the two washers and rear hub nut190 viewsNip up the nut while holding the rear brake on.Mar 02, 2013
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DSCF0051.JPGRefit the cover113 viewsFit the cover and nip up the four larger bolts.Mar 02, 2013
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DSCF0050.JPGFit the clutch drum165 viewsLightly grease the shaft and slide the drum and then the spacer washer onto the rear shaft.Mar 02, 2013
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DSCF0049.JPGStart the engine145 viewsRun for only a few seconds just to settle the belt into the normal tension.Mar 02, 2013
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DSCF0048.JPGRefit the damper pulley148 viewsLightly grease the pivot bolt and refit the pulley noting that it is the correct way around.Mar 02, 2013
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DSCF0044~0.JPGCheck the belt424 viewsMake sure the belt is not nipped by the pulley halves and that the torque on the nut is fully used to force the outer pulley onto the spacer tube and washer.Mar 02, 2013
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DSCF0043~0.JPGFit and tighten the nut195 viewsMar 02, 2013
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DSCF0041~2.JPGFront fastenings434 viewsSlide on the two washers making sure the convex one is the right way roundMar 02, 2013
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DSCF0039~1.JPGSlide on the rear pulley1469 viewsAvoid getting greasy fingers on either the belt or the pulley sides when assembling, although it will soon wear off and be no long term problem.Mar 02, 2013
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DSCF0038~0.JPGDirection Arrows309 viewsMake sure you get the direction arrows pointing correctly in the direction the belt rotates (top forward)Mar 02, 2013
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DSCF0037~0.JPGEngage the belt into the rear pulley219 viewsPlace your foot on the top of the clutch and squeeze the upper pulley towards you by rotating it, and engage the belt as deep as possible.Mar 02, 2013
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