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  1. TownsendsFJR1300

    Hi, first post:been shopping and thought I had an FZ6..

    The fuel filter is attached to the fuel pump INSIDE the gas tank... .
  2. TownsendsFJR1300

    Hi, first post:been shopping and thought I had an FZ6..

    Plus 1 on Prestone pre-mixed as well. No issues... As for the tank, it's not double walled (pic taken from where the fuel pump resides:
  3. TownsendsFJR1300

    Hi, first post:been shopping and thought I had an FZ6..

    Very sharp, un-altered bike! Congrates! Might want to think about aftermarket pipes. It'll sound as good as it looks! .
  4. TownsendsFJR1300

    FZ6 Model year comparison - '05 vs '08

    As this thread has been resurrected , to address this ^^.. Changing out the throttle plate or modifying it allows full throttle (and HP): If there's additional restrictions for 33 HP, I'm not aware of it... . .
  5. TownsendsFJR1300

    Question Cam shaft/sprocket positioning

    Always have your cams, crank mark and head surface with the chain taught and all slack at the tensioner. With chain stretch, get the intake lined up with the head, then the exhaust, then the crank as close as possible.. They may be off a knats hair but you'll know if your a full tooth off...
  6. TownsendsFJR1300

    Question Cam shaft/sprocket positioning

    Cam lobes apparently are facing 180 to each other: Again, pic expires in 5 days:
  7. TownsendsFJR1300

    Question Cam shaft/sprocket positioning

    There was a picture in the manual showing each cam, with the lobe orintation in that pic. I don't remember but it'd show, say cylinder 1 Intake cam with say the lobe up... Look over the manual again, it's there.. Dunno if this helps but here's a pic of my intake cam @TDC compression stroke...
  8. TownsendsFJR1300

    Question Cam shaft/sprocket positioning

    Page 5-10 in the Yamaha shop manual (S2), goes into detail re which cam is which. .The sprockets are the same, cams are different. The shop manual shows the orientation (lobe direction) when properly assembled. Below pics expires in 7 days (so print it out) Page 5-14 in the manual also...
  9. TownsendsFJR1300

    It is with a heavy heart, and regret

    Sorry for the crash BUT glad your here to speak about it... If I may, I went thru a BAD crash when 19 on my 1975 RD350, 9/30/77. Car turned left in front of me... To this date, I lost 6 days of memory, broken jaw in 4 places, broken leg in 2 places,, dislocated shoulder, head trauma (Very...
  10. TownsendsFJR1300

    Marc’s FZ6

    Thanks for the links, got em saved... Question, with the BD43 mod, I guess you'd use just the RS headlight outlet? Also, I see only 2 wires for each directional- Guess it eliminates the "running" filament of the ft directionals? No plan on going naked BUT, should/when the bike gets dropped...
  11. TownsendsFJR1300

    Marc’s FZ6

    You did a GREAT job with it... Looking back, the fairing was in a box and you did the Naked conversion, correct? I really like the headlight assembly/set up... Were those E Bay parts, etc for that mod? .
  12. TownsendsFJR1300

    New project 1986 FZ600

    Is that a Honda of some sort? (Excellent work BTW) .
  13. TownsendsFJR1300

    Dual headlight mod

    All original / bone stock electric's... .
  14. TownsendsFJR1300

    Dual headlight mod

    Easily.. I've had the BD43 mod for 20,000 miles. With a 1,000 RPM idle, HIGH beam ON, you can see a good charging voltage
  15. TownsendsFJR1300

    FZ6 S 1.5?

    Very, very interesting link! Thanks for the info... .
  16. TownsendsFJR1300

    High idle after TB Sync

    Bogging sounds more like a fueling system issue-specifically the injectors. That is, IF, all vacuum lines, everything under the tank is connected correctly and not leaking. .
  17. TownsendsFJR1300

    Jumpy when holding speed

    I initially mentioned trimming down a feeler gauge, not spending $100 on a special tool. I posted the tool so Cliff and everyone else knew what I was talking about (a "drag" tool). As for the repair, there's several companies that sells pin's, IE...
  18. TownsendsFJR1300

    Jumpy when holding speed

    The link for the tool above, checks how tight the pins are to each other when the connector is assembled. If there's a loose female pin, not holding the male tight, it'd be a bad connection... .
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