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removing the engine
there is a binder connectin cables and tubes right of the airbox.
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The rear brake comes off in one piece. no need to drain it. The part holding
the footrest and the prake pedal sticks in a hole in the frame. Once the rear
suspension is taken away you can drive it out this hole from the inner side
using hammer and sting
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disconnect the regulator (hope this is how it is called) and take it away
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here goes the brake light switch
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it is possible to simply rip the cable binders off the frame. they can be
fitted again later onto those tiny white knobs
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cable colors match at the ignition system (rear cylinder in this case)
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ignition system will be removed together with spark plugs
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the opposite end links to the cable tree
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one more connector. what was this again?
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wiring near the fuse box and towards the starter
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removing the starter cable
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the starter cable passes through here
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a grounding wire holds the cable tree near this bridge
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the grounding cable will go away and the bridge as well
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ignition system
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ignition system at forward cylinder
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tubes towards the thermostat
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The cables for the gas handle maybe be disconnected after loosening the plate.
The adjustment should stay as is!
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the choke cable is diconnected at the top. It can stay with the carburators
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this is where the choke cable goes
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and through here as well
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tube between coolant expansion bottle and right side radiator
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here it is again marked with three yellow tags
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carburators may be disconnected after loosening the rings on the rubber tubes.
Simply turn clockwise and pull.
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carburators may stay attached to each other.
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ignition cable
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generator cable
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the opposite end of the generator cable
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here is where the generator cable passes
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and here ....
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the support for the side covers is taken off next
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this support used to be in front of the cylinder
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take away the gas filter
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there is still this ventilation tube
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the next piece to go is the engine support in the front
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engine support
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upper engine support
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upper engine support removed, now two bolts at the bottom and at the rear of the
engine and the engine can be moved outward with a 90 degrees turn to the left.
Instead of taking a photo I took a beer. That engine is heavy! Enough for today.
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