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TTRfan


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After Nic's please for pics to show how the TTR goes back together, I thought it might be useful to share some pics of a dead standard bike. I have printed and laminated a couple of these and keep them in the garage to help with rebuilds.

I will add more pics as I find them.

Brian

Under the tank pics 001.jpg

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 Thanks Brian Saves me having to put the rush on my bike wink I think Nic was more interested in the starter cables ect. though.

 

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pics deleted wink

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-- Edited by barra8 on Monday 17th of December 2012 04:25:11 PM

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Okay maybe i'm wrong but to be honest i'd rather it where it is. Are you sure this is not just for the 'purple'' ttr's as i can't say i have ever seen it there?? Edited: Never mind as my memory has been jogged wink I can remember re-routing it on my last bike to where i have it now (although i did'nt have bar risers (spacers)back then)

 It has been awhile since i have thought about this...although i'm more happy where mine is as you can't see it when together & it aint dangling down near the bottom of the triple tree.

If the harness is long enough (which it seems to be) i will not be moving it wink

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-- Edited by barra8 on Wednesday 28th of November 2012 11:13:18 AM

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Jarrah your correct, I did want pictures of the battery side/starter solinoid etc BUT I really do appreciate the pictures Brian has put up. Great idea laminating them and having the visual reference. Maybe when your rebuilds complete your thread,and any other pictures etc could be combined as a 'sticky' for all of us trying to work on our bikes...

Brian,in the pictures you posted can I spy the light switch mod?....can see red crimp on connectors.Im trying to do this mod too....

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Hi Nic - I still haven't found good pics for you. Nearest so far are the ones on this thread.

Not fitted a light switch on any of my TTRs yet but, if I did, Iwould take the easy way and put it in the main beam lead (yellow) so that all the wiring is up around the bars and headlight. Dip would work as normal but if you want the headlight beam off just go to main beam and throw the new switch to "off" wink

I wouldn't worry about the tail light, sidelight and instrument lights still being on.

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barra8 wrote:

The wiring harness in the pic does'nt look right where it goes up to the headlight.

Hi Jarrah

Just checked the routing info in the manual and my pics show the harness routing as Mr Yamaha intended - see below - the harness is item 6 :-

Brian

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barra8 wrote:

Are you sure this is not just for the 'purple'' ttr's as i can't say i have ever seen it there??

It's the same for both purple and white TTRs. The pic was from the blue manual - see the petrol tank mounts wink

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Come to think of it i can remember seeing where the harness rubbed into the frame causing the paint to come off. It was in the spot you have it in your pic wink

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pics back wink

Edited: if you are wondering what the red dot on the starter relay boot i ''stuffed it up'' in paint lol. When i get my proper starter cord (black) i will update this.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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-- Edited by barra8 on Saturday 29th of December 2012 12:05:23 PM



-- Edited by barra8 on Saturday 29th of December 2012 12:06:24 PM

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More pics for Nik. Sorry they are rubbish but I forgot to put the camera on its macro setting for the close ups disbelief

If you can be a bit more specific about what you want to see in the pics then I will try again - but try harder next time!

Brian

Battery-side pics 010.jpg

Battery-side pics 003.jpg

Battery-side pics 004.jpg

Battery-side pics 005.jpg

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Thanks Brian..I cant work out where the starter solinoid etc sits...i know (from behind your picture) that its behind the battery but that it...dohhh!!!

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Huhhh?...

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Anyone wondering ''where it all fits'' at the stater relay can now see. Any questions please ask.

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barra8 wrote:

Anyone wondering ''where it all fits'' at the stater relay can now see. Any questions please ask.

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Jarrah.

Superb pics and diagram Jarrah - nice job biggrin 

That should get Nic sorted. Got him a bit worried by deleting the earlier pics though wink



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TTRfan wrote:
barra8 wrote:

Anyone wondering ''where it all fits'' at the stater relay can now see. Any questions please ask.

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Jarrah.

Superb pics and diagram Jarrah - nice job biggrin 

That should get Nic sorted. Got him a bit worried by deleting the earlier pics though wink

 Um him.....I take back anything i said about dating hahaha ...(if your talking about who i think you are :) lol hmm

Hope it helps though smile

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Just wondering why this thread has not had an update. The pictures should have been good enough to give it a go. Maybe it's Christmas i guess lol :)



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