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Old 07-Apr-2005, 23:18
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arent the lock stops on the 999 cast on the lower yoke with small screws

I'll check that tomorrow.
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Old 07-Apr-2005, 23:26
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dave hows the bike going ???
i pick mine up next week...... cant wait

Splendid at the moment.... have had some small problems but nothing to major.... taking me some time to get set up for me... Just don't need all this plug/coil/ecu long list problems people are having ! Good luck with yours mate
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Old 07-Apr-2005, 23:34
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i had the coils changed before i pick the bike up
the new type have a tail type plug rather than the plug directly on the coil
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Old 07-Apr-2005, 23:40
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i had the coils changed before i pick the bike up
the new type have a tail type plug rather than the plug directly on the coil

You're getting a 999R?

Hmmmmm...... those new coils are from the 05 models?
Every models or just the R model?

btw......... wtf is a coil ?
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Old 07-Apr-2005, 23:41
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i had the coils changed before i pick the bike up
the new type have a tail type plug rather than the plug directly on the coil

How does that work then.... Just had a look at mine, there made in germany... BERU
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Old 07-Apr-2005, 23:50
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the 04 bike had the old coils fitted (they look like the the spark plug caps but with thinner wires) these coils had the connector plug attatched the the coil at the cylinder head.
the new 05 ish ( as some later bikes came with the new coils)
have a cable leading off from the coil about 10cm with a connecting plug on the end.
to tell the difference -
on the rear / standing cylinder the sparkplug cap/coil should just be visible from the left hand side.
if the plug attaching to this coil is stituated directly on the cylinder head this is the old type
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Old 07-Apr-2005, 23:54
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the 04 bike had the old coils fitted (they look like the the spark plug caps but with thinner wires) these coils had the connector plug attatched the the coil at the cylinder head.
the new 05 ish ( as some later bikes came with the new coils)
have a cable leading off from the coil about 10cm with a connecting plug on the end.
to tell the difference -
on the rear / standing cylinder the sparkplug cap/coil should just be visible from the left hand side.
if the plug attaching to this coil is stituated directly on the cylinder head this is the old type

Old type on mine then Only a matter of time then !!
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Old 07-Apr-2005, 23:57
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the problem is with these old coils and plug arrangement is that the contacts in the wiring plug (AMP type) start to corrode and build up a layer of oxydisation on the mating faces thus causing an earth fault to the front (mostly) cylinder.
the short term rectification is to disconect the coil and remove it .

inspect the inner contacts of the LT wiring plug looking for green tinge the the contact faces
do the same to the coil
spray a little WD40 into/onto the coil Lt plug
iff it happens all the time then twist the metal prongs inside the coil 1-2 deg to help induce a better / tighter fit to the LT plug
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Old 08-Apr-2005, 00:01
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any "good " dealer should do this under warranty as they all know about this problem
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Old 08-Apr-2005, 00:08
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Wow, priceless info there nathanhu, thanks

I guess i have to call my dealer.
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