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Auto Advance Removal
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Re: Auto Advance Removal
by porterg » Fri May 15, 2009 12:39 pm
Thanks for the replies, tapping vigorously sideways and out combined with some spray 'unstickner' did the trick and out it came. The new ignition is in and the bike fired on the first try.
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Re: Auto Advance Removal
by swooshdave » Fri May 15, 2009 12:43 pm
A lot of consternation for such a little part. 
You probably want to go into town, and find a up to date Jap Bike store,
With a full spares department, a clean workshop, and kean young mechanics.
And ask them if theres a Grumpy Old Bloke out in the Hills, who knows how to fix Real Motorcycles.
Matt
With a full spares department, a clean workshop, and kean young mechanics.
And ask them if theres a Grumpy Old Bloke out in the Hills, who knows how to fix Real Motorcycles.
Matt
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Re: Auto Advance Removal
by Cookie » Fri May 15, 2009 1:11 pm
That's great. I'm glad it all worked out without a broken cam.
Regards,
Cookie
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3 76 Goldwings including an LTD and one 75
CJ 750 sidecar outfit
Water cooled police CJ sidecar outfit
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750 Commando Featherbed hybrid
3 76 Goldwings including an LTD and one 75
CJ 750 sidecar outfit
Water cooled police CJ sidecar outfit
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