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Re: Time for a rebuild - Pyes 660

Posted: Tue Mar 05, 2013 12:21 am
by xtzrick
Pye wrote: While I'm here does anyone know if the 660 ever came with a crud guard or some sort of weather protection running under the seat area? Mine hasn't and I've never been sure if it was by design it default

Cheers

Matt
Mine never had any guard apart from that bit of foam under the seat that seals against the rear of the air box, which in a way says there's nothing else.

Rick

Re: Time for a rebuild - Pyes 660

Posted: Thu Mar 14, 2013 8:32 am
by Pye
Thanks for that Rick, I wasn't sure... Sorry for the delay in reply. Had a few issues my way which have taken me away from the bike...

noticed you got your frame back, looks spot on. I've bunged my lines but struggling to find something suitable for the oil filler. Just wondered what you used?

Cheers in advance

Matt.

Re: Time for a rebuild - Pyes 660

Posted: Thu Mar 14, 2013 11:46 am
by xtzrick
Pye wrote: I've bunged my lines but struggling to find something suitable for the oil filler. Just wondered what you used?

Cheers in advance

Matt.
Just a big washer I had, probably from a car suspension mount. In the pic there are 2 washers on the long bolt, the smaller 1 sits in the bottom of the filler neck, the large 1 covers the top, I stuffed an oily rag round the bolt between as an extra precaution smile:
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Rick

P.S. PM'd you

Re: Time for a rebuild - Pyes 660

Posted: Sun May 26, 2013 8:36 am
by Pye
Thought it was bout time for an update

Finally braved powder coating frame..

Using the helpfull advice off Rick I plated up and bunged various feeds and threads

Then frame was dipped and coated :-)

Frame and wheels back
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Swing arm and Engine in...

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Loom and Forks on...
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And how the day finished.

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Really happy with how frame and bits have come out

Big thanks to everyone's input so far

Can't wait to get it finished...

Quick question: there is a decent size tube coming from the top of the carb with what looks like a filter inside. I can't remember where it goes and can't seem to see an obvious area...I'm sure it's simple but if anyone can point me in right direction I'd really appreciate it

Cheers

Matt

Re: Time for a rebuild - Pyes 660

Posted: Sun May 26, 2013 10:18 am
by Mezo
Coming on nice Matt, the pipe is a breather id imagine & from memory (been asked on here before) it dangles freely a bit like your third leg. :lol:

Mezo.

Re: Time for a rebuild - Pyes 660

Posted: Sun May 26, 2013 11:29 am
by Pye
Great stuff... Always nice to get an extension :-)

Re: Time for a rebuild - Pyes 660

Posted: Sun May 26, 2013 11:38 am
by xtzrick
Nice to see someone making progress Matt

I think the carb breather sits under the rear tank mount, can't remember which side :scratch:

Rick

Re: Time for a rebuild - Pyes 660

Posted: Sun May 26, 2013 12:27 pm
by Mezo
xtzrick wrote:I think the carb breather sits under the rear tank mount, can't remember which side :scratch:
But am i right Rick? it doesn't connect to anything? :scratch:

Not like on a 1VJ/3AJ where it plugs into the airbox.,

Mezo.

Re: Time for a rebuild - Pyes 660

Posted: Sun May 26, 2013 10:28 pm
by xtzrick
Mezo wrote:
xtzrick wrote:I think the carb breather sits under the rear tank mount, can't remember which side :scratch:
But am i right Rick? it doesn't connect to anything? :scratch:

Not like on a 1VJ/3AJ where it plugs into the airbox.,

Mezo.
Yep, you're right Mez :thumb:
It doesn't connect to anything.

Probably tucks under the right side of the tank mount Matt, the 2 narrow carb vent pipes go under the left & tuck under a tab next to the snorkel.

Rick

Re: Time for a rebuild - Pyes 660

Posted: Mon May 27, 2013 5:07 pm
by Pye
Great stuff, cheers for the help...
Hopefully it's just a case of bolting bits back on now :-)