robp38
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sorry about that gonna have to get my kid to teach me how to use it... whilst i think about it he may have better luck changing water pumps than me !!!!!
oh BOLL##KS
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fett
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I know I am being a dumbass but what are you on about?
Offered to go and look,got pm with number and town, tried it but only got answer phone-thought what the hell as hadn't been on my bike for ages.
Got down there with tools in a rucksack,still couldn't get a reply-so I made a day of it.
Breakfast at Morrisons,look in at Blackbrook garden centre at maidenhead aquatics(wellington) then hein gericke shop taunton and home.
Best bit was bit of rain to start with-then rest of the day dry
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My suggestion, if there is enough sticking out, get some blobs of weld on the stud and then a stilson wrench. I used this a few times in the past, works a treat.
fett
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Offered to go and look,got pm with number and town, tried it but only got answer phone-thought what the hell as hadn't been on my bike for ages.
Got down there with tools in a rucksack,still couldn't get a reply-so I made a day of it.
Breakfast at Morrisons,look in at Blackbrook garden centre at maidenhead aquatics(wellington) then hein gericke shop taunton and home.
Best bit was bit of rain to start with-then rest of the day dry
Long way for morrisons breakfast lol:doh:
robp38
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all done now,,, only taken 3 days :doh:
but no leaks so far.
many thanks to fanatic,, sorry about poor phone reception (area is very bad ) , but im very gratefull for the effort. cheers mate
gotta ask what bike you got? my last one was an xjr1300
thanks for all suggestions and replies,, got there in the end. i think/hope :angel::amen:
rob
but no leaks so far.
many thanks to fanatic,, sorry about poor phone reception (area is very bad ) , but im very gratefull for the effort. cheers mate
gotta ask what bike you got? my last one was an xjr1300
thanks for all suggestions and replies,, got there in the end. i think/hope :angel::amen:
rob
2002 GSF600 AKA SUZUKI BANDIT bought it new and about 11k on it now and running bt 020's
Insurance is peanuts, mainly ride solo-or I'd get a 1200.
Blue unfaired with rentec chrome crash bars, baglux tank cover, scott oiler and heated grips
Insurance is peanuts, mainly ride solo-or I'd get a 1200.
Blue unfaired with rentec chrome crash bars, baglux tank cover, scott oiler and heated grips
robp38
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nice bike best bikes have no plastic
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So how did you fix it in the end?
jtonthebike
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You mean me?
I did
If of course you wouldn't mind sharing, just like the idea of some shared knowledge and whether said jig could be built by yours truly (in a shed...)
robp38
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drilled out the studs retapped the threads and refiited the pump
just checked her water this morning after a 20 mile drive around last night and its all fine, cant find any leaks yet so keping my fingers crossed
