Another "won´t start"
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Re: Another "won´t start"
Ask your local Yamaha dealers, they `might` do an exchange for you. 
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Re: Another "won´t start"
Yeah, they did, half the price though.Mincehead wrote:Ask your local Yamaha dealers, they `might` do an exchange for you.
If I get my hands on a small torque key tomorrow, I´ll start the process putting the stuff back in place.
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Re: Another "won´t start"
Bike´s up and running again.
Had to do 2 rounds with new shims for 4 of the intake valves to get accurate gaps.
They were probably pressing a lot on the valves before I started.
First startup of the bike was immediate, however I had new spark plugs again so
we will have to see in a couple of days how it behaves with the coldstarts.
One problem thats been solved, is the idle. Before I had to stand beside it and give
it throttle until it was warm. Now, it does it itself.
Had a lot of help from the Swedish forum to sort things out during the "operation".
Made some mistakes,
it was my first time going into an engine.
Thanks guy´s if you are reading this. Same for you helping out at this forum, thanks.
Had to do 2 rounds with new shims for 4 of the intake valves to get accurate gaps.
They were probably pressing a lot on the valves before I started.
First startup of the bike was immediate, however I had new spark plugs again so
we will have to see in a couple of days how it behaves with the coldstarts.
One problem thats been solved, is the idle. Before I had to stand beside it and give
it throttle until it was warm. Now, it does it itself.
Had a lot of help from the Swedish forum to sort things out during the "operation".
Made some mistakes,
Thanks guy´s if you are reading this. Same for you helping out at this forum, thanks.
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Re: Another "won´t start"
You`re welcome Yami, I`m glad it seems to have sorted your running problems. 
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Re: Another "won´t start"
Well, it´s a reward keeping focused during those english lessons in school!Yami wrote:Bike´s up and running again.![]()
Had to do 2 rounds with new shims for 4 of the intake valves to get accurate gaps.
They were probably pressing a lot on the valves before I started.
First startup of the bike was immediate, however I had new spark plugs again so
we will have to see in a couple of days how it behaves with the coldstarts.
One problem thats been solved, is the idle. Before I had to stand beside it and give
it throttle until it was warm. Now, it does it itself.
Had a lot of help from the Swedish forum to sort things out during the "operation".
Made some mistakes,it was my first time going into an engine.
Thanks guy´s if you are reading this. Same for you helping out at this forum, thanks.
Ya really as bad as me!
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Re: Another "won´t start"
Nice one mate, well done for getting into it yourself, Knowing what goes on and how to fix it is well worth the time and effort spent.
Cal