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steering lock

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OK,
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Iv been rebuilding an FZR4
when i stripped it the steering lock worked, was stored well... iv put it back together and it doesnt work, banghead
to be honest i dont know what im looking for on it... but i know its not working...

anyone had this problem? any help/tips would be appreciated... :) :tks:
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Basically all it is is a metal bar that comes out of the ignition and sets in a groove. I occasionally have to wiggle my bars back and forth to find the groove.

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Re: steering lock

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Are you talking about the LOCK, or the SWITCH?

What isn't working about it?
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i cant see anything like that... :/ anyone got a pic of what im looking for?
i dont know if its the pin or the lock, the ignition works if that helps? :/
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TD,
the ignition switch key also activates a lock that shoves a feeble bit of iron into a slot in the frame, mine I have to press the key down into the ignition switch slot slightly harder to engage the mechanical bit, an wiggle the bars slightly to find the hole .
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yamaha_george wrote:... shoves a feeble bit ... I have to press ... slightly harder ... an wiggle ... slightly to find the hole .
Ah, the sad part of getting old. You do realise, they have medications to help with these issues.

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DonTZ125 wrote:
yamaha_george wrote:... shoves a feeble bit ... I have to press ... slightly harder ... an wiggle ... slightly to find the hole .
Ah, the sad part of getting old. You do realise, they have medications to help with these issues.

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I know you live in the wilds of ontario, but go into town and ask the doctors about some blue pills & new fangled things like eyeglasses, I understand from friends that they both work wonders, luckily being married to a Nurse i have no need of such drastic measures LoL
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lol :grinnod:

yh iv tried that, it doesnt seem t work... think im gonna have to take it to the shop :(
im gonna become poor after this :'(
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tickledawson wrote:lol :grinnod:

yh iv tried that, it doesnt seem t work... think im gonna have to take it to the shop :(
im gonna become poor after this :'(

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