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87/88 service manual
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Re: 87/88 service manual
the 88 manual download from megaupload will no longer work... says MU was seized by the government ![Laugh Out Loud lol](./images/smilies/lol2.gif)
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Re: 87/88 service manual
cowboi wrote: my fault, i renamed it and it lost the link. here is the new one, SORRY
http://db.tt/eIZZ9TK1
this has helped me immensely... thank you
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Re: 87/88 service manual
Just curious what was meant by book of lies in regards to Haynes manuals, I've not had a lot of trouble with those books on other vehicles. Please enlighten me as to what you all might know about the inadequacies of the Haynes book
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Re: 87/88 service manual
Hi "Rooster" I think he will be referring to; that on occasions the Haynes gives incorrect tolerances or specs.
Haynes were very,very good at outset (late 60's) but as progressed into the 80's and onward they tried to compress numerous models into the one manual which was a failure. Also remember specs are copied from factory manual and if transcriptor is not dilligent then mistakes occur.Numerous examples exist of inexperienced home mechanics following torque values only to strip threads or shear fixings.An experienced person would know a value to be wildly incorrect but imagine the new mechanic with his first bike and a brand new torque wrench.!!!!
Haynes were very,very good at outset (late 60's) but as progressed into the 80's and onward they tried to compress numerous models into the one manual which was a failure. Also remember specs are copied from factory manual and if transcriptor is not dilligent then mistakes occur.Numerous examples exist of inexperienced home mechanics following torque values only to strip threads or shear fixings.An experienced person would know a value to be wildly incorrect but imagine the new mechanic with his first bike and a brand new torque wrench.!!!!
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Re: 87/88 service manual
I have the pdf message me.
1988 FZR1000 - 1995 suspension
1974 RD350
2003 Honda RC51
2013 Yamaha YZ450f
1974 RD350
2003 Honda RC51
2013 Yamaha YZ450f