Jared the new guy with new project 600
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Jared the new guy with new project 600
HI folks, my name is Jared and I live in Portland Oregon don't come here it sucks.Rains all the time too. I am new to this forum but in the last 2 years I have gone from 73 CB350 four to 78CB 750 F to my current ride which is a 90VFR750f. I alos have accumulated a 60 someting SS125twin and CB360 twin and a 61 Ducati 125 single.
My new project is a 87/88 Hurricane 600. Now I started with a rolling chassi and a pile of parts. I am to an almost running stage with oil in the engine and coolant going in tomorrow and no spark yet but soon very soon. The only thing I have done to up grade it so far is to put tapered rooller bearings in the steering head. This pic is what I started with.
My new project is a 87/88 Hurricane 600. Now I started with a rolling chassi and a pile of parts. I am to an almost running stage with oil in the engine and coolant going in tomorrow and no spark yet but soon very soon. The only thing I have done to up grade it so far is to put tapered rooller bearings in the steering head. This pic is what I started with.
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RE: Jared the new guy with new poject 600
https://cbrforum.com/m_199296/tm.htm
Check out this thread - there's a download link in there, but the manual is actually for a 1990 (we think). It's a good start, though. Your best bet is obviously to just go and shell out the $40 for a Clymer's manual.
Check out this thread - there's a download link in there, but the manual is actually for a 1990 (we think). It's a good start, though. Your best bet is obviously to just go and shell out the $40 for a Clymer's manual.
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RE: Jared the new guy with new poject 600
Yeah I just tell people that it sucks because we have enough folks here and I want to downplay it. As far as shelling the money out Ihave a dificult time spending 40 bucks for a manual when I know that somewhere there is one to download and I am only into this bike for about 100 bucks. that includes the tapered roller bearings . I did download a manual but it is for the F2 and there are detail differences like how the wiring routes and hose routing and stuff like that that I need drawings of or photos . I have it so that the motor turns but no spark yet. I will follow the trouble shooting guide that I have though. I think today I will put on the exhaust and chain, then make it run
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RE: Jared the new guy with new poject 600
wow, looks like you have your work cut out for you. i have not been able to find a digital F1 manual, and i am not so sure that manual is anywhere near an F1, european F1 maybe, which equates to a US F4. I need to just scan mine in, but im lazy.....I do have wiring diagrams scanned in for it though...lemme find them.
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RE: Jared the new guy with new poject 600
Thanks for the diagram. The Sequence is pretty much the same as a sohc honda. I have determined that I am not getting spark.I may have fried thebrain as I inadvertantly hooked my battery up backwrads for a second. Should not have affected anything as the key was off. I can trouble shoot it with the f2 manual I guess. It is kind of frustrating as everything else looks right and sounds right. Oh well tomorrow is another day. One more thing I have an extra space on the connector mounting plastic under tank/seat. Second one in from the left. Anyone out there confirm this?
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RE: Jared the new guy with new poject 600
Hye I found a CDI locally at Western Cycle Salvage I got the thing running and here is the stage of assembly that I am at. I need to make a piece of pipe to fit the exhaust on properly. anyone have a pic of a stock exhaust header? Then put what plastic I have on it and find the rest.