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If you send me your e-mail address I'll send you the relevent pages from my workshop manual.
If you send me your e-mail address I'll send you the relevent pages from my workshop manual.
GL1500 Timing Belt Instructions
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I've been looking with no luck for something online that explained or even better showed the changing of the timing belts for a 90 GL1500.
I saw a tutorial for installing a trigger wheel on some valkerie page once but I can't find that link either.
Anyone know ofa link to something like this.
Steve
90 GL1500
I've been looking with no luck for something online that explained or even better showed the changing of the timing belts for a 90 GL1500.
I saw a tutorial for installing a trigger wheel on some valkerie page once but I can't find that link either.
Anyone know ofa link to something like this.
Steve
90 GL1500
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Sent you a private message with my email.
thanks
steve
Sent you a private message with my email.
thanks
steve
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Jason,
*nudge*
Do you still have this? I'm hoping to do it this weekend.
thanks
steve
Jason,
*nudge*
Do you still have this? I'm hoping to do it this weekend.thanks
steve
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Whoops, sorry Steve it slipped my mind. I've just sent them off now, 1.45mbs total file size. Ignore the bit that says to use a Honda cam locking tool, you don't need it. Good luck with the job. :waving:
Whoops, sorry Steve it slipped my mind. I've just sent them off now, 1.45mbs total file size. Ignore the bit that says to use a Honda cam locking tool, you don't need it. Good luck with the job. :waving:
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Good man Jason. It's nice when you do things like that. :waving:
Good man Jason. It's nice when you do things like that. :waving:
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jason,
Thanks again. I did it today and it was actually pretty easy.
I'm pretty sure I did it right. I guess if they hold in the next few weeks I did it correctly .
steve
jason,
Thanks again. I did it today and it was actually pretty easy.
I'm pretty sure I did it right
. I guess if they hold in the next few weeks I did it correctly .steve
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Well done steve. :clapper:
Well done steve. :clapper:
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Jason,
Could you please E-Mail me those timing belt instructions?
Hope you
noticed the Irish connection. My father was originally
from Ireland. (James Patrick - a fine Irish name)
Thanks,
SE WING
Jason,
Could you please E-Mail me those timing belt instructions?
Hope you
noticed the Irish connection. My father was originally
from Ireland. (James Patrick - a fine Irish name)
Thanks,
SE WING
G
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Hey se wing :waving:Welcome to the forum. :clapper: If you sent Jason a PM you might have a better chance of him knowing what your looking for. :weightlifter:
:walker::18red::walker:
Hey se wing :waving:Welcome to the forum. :clapper: If you sent Jason a PM you might have a better chance of him knowing what your looking for. :weightlifter:
:walker::18red::walker:
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You are so right........I did send pm after I realized what
I did, Thanks.
SE WING P.S. Love the Sanders Tech Board!
You are so right........I did send pm after I realized what
I did, Thanks.
SE WING P.S. Love the Sanders Tech Board!
G
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se wing wrote:
:weightlifter::18red::weightlifter:
se wing wrote:
Who the hell is this Sanders. :stumped:P.S. Love the Sanders Tech Board!
:weightlifter::18red::weightlifter:
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My apoligies to "Mr Saunders", a typo here or there is to be
expected with my limited typing experience.
SE WING
My apoligies to "Mr Saunders", a typo here or there is to be
expected with my limited typing experience.
SE WING
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Here is what I did It was a pretty easy procedure but figured I post it to you guys to tell me what I did wrong. And if I did it right then others and see the procedure to do it themselves.
I've done a whole bunch of other things in the past week, such as tires, bearings, brakes, rear final driveefluid, wiring up switches, driving lights, complete instation of an OEM CB unit..etc. I also have pictures of the engine while I was doing the timing belts but they are on the other computer that has some problems at the moment.
I have never heard anyone talk of Valve adjustments on any of the Wing sites? I was religously doing them on my old HOnda Magna's/Sabres and did it on my ST1100 also. Does the Wing need the Valves clearance checked?
Here is the procedure I did.
**put the engine in neutral, put the key in your pocket**
1. Took off the plastic that was necessary
Front cowl
Center piece
Both sides(the ones that have the driving lights)
2. Remove the Cam Covers
The 3 bolts in the middle
The right side cover (right side if you were sitting on the bike).
The rest of the cover.
**Note the Tension of the current belts.
**MOST IMPORTANT STEP:
3. Using a 17mm socket turn the engine counterclockwise until all the marks line up. The "Ups" should all line up and be able to read them the right way (not upside down.)
The 1.2 mark should be in the 3 o'clock position.
4. Loosen the tensioner on the right side belt.
5. Remove the Right side belt.
6. unbolt the pulse generators (little black boxes)
7 loosen the left side tensioner.
8. Remove the left side belt
**Note Make sure all timing marks are still lined up.
9. INstall the left side belt.
10. Install the pulse generators
11. Tighten the belt and tensioners on the left side.
**NOTE: Too loose and you could jump a tooth, too tight and you wreck the bearings.
12. Install the right side Belt.
13. Tighten the belt and tensioner.
14. Turn the Engine manually with the 17mm socket a few revolutions to make sure the engine doesn't make any bad sounds.
15. If all is ok, start the engine.
16. If all is ok reinstall the covers and plastic.
17. Go ride for atleast another 50k miles.
Steve
Here is what I did It was a pretty easy procedure but figured I post it to you guys to tell me what I did wrong. And if I did it right then others and see the procedure to do it themselves.
I've done a whole bunch of other things in the past week, such as tires, bearings, brakes, rear final driveefluid, wiring up switches, driving lights, complete instation of an OEM CB unit..etc. I also have pictures of the engine while I was doing the timing belts but they are on the other computer that has some problems at the moment.
I have never heard anyone talk of Valve adjustments on any of the Wing sites? I was religously doing them on my old HOnda Magna's/Sabres and did it on my ST1100 also. Does the Wing need the Valves clearance checked?
Here is the procedure I did.
**put the engine in neutral, put the key in your pocket**
1. Took off the plastic that was necessary
Front cowl
Center piece
Both sides(the ones that have the driving lights)
2. Remove the Cam Covers
The 3 bolts in the middle
The right side cover (right side if you were sitting on the bike).
The rest of the cover.
**Note the Tension of the current belts.
**MOST IMPORTANT STEP:
3. Using a 17mm socket turn the engine counterclockwise until all the marks line up. The "Ups" should all line up and be able to read them the right way (not upside down.)
The 1.2 mark should be in the 3 o'clock position.
4. Loosen the tensioner on the right side belt.
5. Remove the Right side belt.
6. unbolt the pulse generators (little black boxes)
7 loosen the left side tensioner.
8. Remove the left side belt
**Note Make sure all timing marks are still lined up.
9. INstall the left side belt.
10. Install the pulse generators
11. Tighten the belt and tensioners on the left side.
**NOTE: Too loose and you could jump a tooth, too tight and you wreck the bearings.
12. Install the right side Belt.
13. Tighten the belt and tensioner.
14. Turn the Engine manually with the 17mm socket a few revolutions to make sure the engine doesn't make any bad sounds.
15. If all is ok, start the engine.
16. If all is ok reinstall the covers and plastic.
17. Go ride for atleast another 50k miles.
Steve
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