Ducati Sporting Club UK > Model Specific - Discussion, Technical Problems and Help > Hypermotard: 950 / 939 / 1100 / 796 > Termignoni fitting instructions

[turbonium]

Hi all, has anyone got, or know where I can get fitting instructions for a full Termi system (Hypermotard)?

I believe there is a pdf that dealers have, but I've searched unsuccessfully online.

Info would be much appreciated.

Thanks.

[antonye]

Yes indeed, ask and you shall receive...

http://www.sendspace.com/file/zm1lvw

[turbonium]

Perfect. Many thanks.

I've got it stripped down and half reassembled, but my lambda sensor wire is too short? Further investigations tomorrow...

Thanks, JB

[antonye]

You don't use the lambda sensor with the full kit - there should be a small cap to go over the plug #16 on page 2.

[turbonium]

I have an Evo SP and it uses the sensors - apparently.

Just got figure out what to do with the bag of nuts and bolts left over :-)

[turbonium]

Why don't they supply instructions?

Cant for the life of me work out how the exhaust hanger works. Different to the one in the instructions you sent me.

This job is taking a little longer than I expected.

[evohypmatt]

its gonna sound awesome!! i dont have the dough for a new set of slip ons anyone got a used one??

[Shazaam!]

Often a newly-installed exhaust pipe or slip-on doesn't fit-up properly. Aftermarket pipes are not a precision fit and often they let in combustion air that, when mixed with unburned fuel, results in the fuel being burned in the muffler. This will result in backfiring. I suggest using high temperature silicon sealant at the joints to keep the air out.

I recommend Permatex Ultra-Copper high temp RTV silicone gasket maker #101BR for the aftermarket slip-on system joints. Good to 700˚F intermittent. Available in auto parts stores.

[antonye]

For anyone that needs the fitting instructions, I've attached them here.

You need to be registered on the site to download, but it's free and takes 5 minutes max

[aasand]

Thanks for this. Helps out a bunch.