A list of the parts you probably need to keep an eye on thanks to Mr Tidy.
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By Mr Tidy
Missing Pulley Cover Plate BoltsCheck to see if missing. If they are still there, apply “Blue Locktite” and re-torque to 38 ft-lb’s
Part # 90111-10001 |
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Broken Pull arm springFirst indication you notice might be the clutch lever might need adjusting.
Check this spring first it helps return the cable and lever. Part # 4WM-16539-00 |
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The 1999 Model has had several possible defects, here are several part #’sThe 2000 Model is reported to already have the new parts upon delivery. |
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Carburetor Pilot Jet ordering numbers |
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Oil Filter Part #’s |
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Oil Filter Chrome Cover Info |
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Headlight Replacements |
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Tires |
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Belt Tension Gauge |
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Fuel Tank Roll-Over Valve Part # |
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Exhaust Header Gasket Part # |
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Amsoil Codes |
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Red Lens for retro fitting the running/turnsignal lamps You have to turn the trim ring over and the lens will fit quite well. |
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Left Hand Chrome Belt adjuster # used to dress up Right Hand Side |
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Paint Info to date |
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Cable Information |
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Chrome Studs |
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