- Fri Jul 06, 2012 4:35 pm
#14401
Norm, yes, it looks and feels right now somehow, may reduce the incidence of questions like 'Is that one of them Indian replicas' which make my blood boil !!
Craig & John, the instructions are brief, and assume you have a manual, and reasonable level of mechanical aptitude, the engine/box need not be removed if keeping 'up for up' gearchange as I have, you also keep the neutral light this way, if you want 'one up,4 down' then engine out is best. fitting the blanking plugs is fiddly, I put some Hylomar on them and tapped them in from the opposite side with a 3/8 extension bar via the hole vacated by the gearchange cross-shaft (after removing the seals !, keep one for the new gearbox outer case)
The only other thing to do that was not mentioned was to drill out the frame bore where the new pivot for the brake pedal fixes, the hole is shouldered as std.
Oh and dont lose the clutch push rod and ball bearing on the drive, and not realise until nearly all assembled again,and unable to get a clutch at all ! (Doh!!!)