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Discussion in 'Hangout Lounge' started by HooNz, May 24, 2006.

  1. HooNz

    HooNz Member

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    Admin for letting me in , certainly a good and handy site you have here.
    Hi alls , a few days ago i swapped a computer for a XJ750 as the xj had the starter problems... all in bits/motor split and now in the kitchen and sourcing the bits to fix er up...i nearly have them all located.

    the bike has 60k on it , it needs a primary chain and guide , camchain and guide and of course the starter clutch , and the little end bearings [conrod] shows wear of course so i'll replace those whilst i am there.

    i'll post a cupla small pics later of inside motor as i have seen a post or 2 about the starter clutch and symptoms.....

    not too bad after 60k :)

    cheers , me.... :D
     
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    SnoSheriff Site Owner Staff Member Administrator

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    Welcome aboard mate. Yet another Aussie member :lol:. Glad to hear you are saving the XJ. What year is it? Just curious what kind of computer you traded? 8O :)
     
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    Sounds like a good trade! Computers seem to be made obselete in less than a year these days! 8O

    But I guarantee that this bike is a classic that won't be made obselete!

    At least you still have internet access for help from this forum too. :D
     
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  4. HooNz

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    Ok SnoSheriff , a 1982 era i think a seca , comp was 6 years old amd 1.4ghz a cupla hundred on s/h market. i am wrapped [aussie slang for stoked and slang for excited] , 20 years since the last bike and quite a few before that .cant wait to turn the key..
     
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    Wow, I'd say you did pretty good on that trade!! 8O

    Nice looking bike, I love the black Seca's. 8)
     
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