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Old 06-10-2010, 10:29 AM   #1
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Did you ever bleed the linked brakes on your VFR? Anything has got to be a step up
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Old 06-10-2010, 02:57 PM   #2
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Did you ever bleed the linked brakes on your VFR? Anything has got to be a step up
O there's a setup. A many step setup. I of course being super awesome went around the FSM. Theres a few FSM's on ebay for $30 and less. I highly recommend getting one.

The air filter box is shaped like most sport bikes, but its not two half shells screwed together. The foam filter is on a plastic "cassette" and it pulls out of the top. Sooooo the fsm wants you to drain the tank, disconnect the fuel line, two electrical connections, then pull the tank off. Haha. Ya right. What i did was unbolt the two back bolts, pulled the top from front catchers. Then i put my plastic socket box under the rear so the fuel pump doest hit anything. I then lefted the front as much as possible and used a Mr Clean filter to hold the front up. I used a stubby phillips and my girly hands to get the filter out. You just have to be real careful with the fuel line. Its barely long enouh and the fuel rail is plastic. Ill up load the pics later.
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