Eric66 34L Resto
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steveloomis
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Re: Eric66 34L Resto
Not having seen one, I assume the pumps are needed because of the low tanks and to assist gravity in feeding the carbs? I can understand a Fuel Injected bike will certainly need a pump but did not know any carb bikes used them....
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Re: Eric66 34L Resto
They also used the same pump on Honda`s Africa Twin, i was working on a Polaris quad & was checking the fuel system & found an identical pump, its a very common pump.steveloomis wrote:but did not know any carb bikes used them....
Getting back to Eric`s bike,,,the part number is 1VJ-13910-01 (same pump used on the 1VJ & 3AJ) and is also used on the 3LD (XTZ 750 Super Tenere) and they are still for sale in Brazil AU$240
But i was right when i said it was a Taiyo Giken (written on the side) i can only think they possibly used two makes of pumps? remembering there was a MK1 & MK2 3AJ.
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Re: Eric66 34L Resto
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Re: Eric66 34L Resto
Thanks Mezo,I have sent a postage question for a genuine one from a seller in Wisconsin only $42!
Regards Eric
Regards Eric
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Re: Eric66 34L Resto
Opps,just ordered $1300 US from Partzilla, a new record for me 
Regards Eric
Regards Eric
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Re: Eric66 34L Resto
Nice one,Eric66 wrote:$1300 US
That would be $5000 here.
EDIT: Better get that order split in two Eric or you will be slugged 10% as your over the $1200 limit.
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Re: Eric66 34L Resto
Wow, even with the exchange rate the price difference is huge. I found the part in the brazilian equivalent to eBay ( www.mercadolivre.com.br ) but the price was the same BRL 480,00
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Re: Eric66 34L Resto
Picked up the frame and other bits from the powder coater,French Blue is a very good match.
Also got them to sand blast the exhaust. Went around to the zinc guy and he had a big bag ready for me.
Looking forward to this rebuild
Regards Eric
Also got them to sand blast the exhaust. Went around to the zinc guy and he had a big bag ready for me.
Looking forward to this rebuild
Regards Eric
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Re: Eric66 34L Resto
French blue was my powder coat colour as well Eric 
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Re: Eric66 34L Resto
Guys, about the fuel pump, one guy at the Brazilian forum of the XT 600 made a tutorial of the replacement of the internal parts (available on ebay).
http://www.tenereclub.com.br/viewtopic. ... 2&start=10
Enjoy and let me know if this was useful. With google translator it is easy for you to understand what is written in Portuguese and there are some nice tutorials that you may find useful.
Cheers.
http://www.tenereclub.com.br/viewtopic. ... 2&start=10
Enjoy and let me know if this was useful. With google translator it is easy for you to understand what is written in Portuguese and there are some nice tutorials that you may find useful.
Cheers.