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Top Yoke Nut

Luka

Luka

Tuned and Synch'ed
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Feb 7, 2009
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I recently ordered a new stainless top yoke nut and when i went to fit it it wouldnt fit.
Having recently rebuilt the bike, I seem to have fitted the top yoke and fixing bolts wrong somehow ?
but they appear to be assembled the only way possible ? .
Its a 79 mk two le mans, all std.
Has anyone taken these apart and know the correct sequence of nuts/spacers etc to fit the top yoke ?
I have tried looking on old workshop manuals but they dont show in any detail to solve the problem.
Any ideas welcome ?
 
Thats a much better detailed manual , thanks !
seems that the T3 manual I had been using is clearly different for this part (weird ?)
in the Mk2 le mans manual it clearly shows the arrangement for the Top yoke nut being the other way round to a T3.
Cant imagine why it should be different .
But at least it clears up my problem and that I wasnt going mad after all , thanks !
 
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