Generator Fly Wheel Rotor
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Generator Fly Wheel Rotor
Hi im looking for the tool to stop the fly wheel rotor from movin i try'd a block of wood and left it in gear but i still cant get it to stop moving whilst trying to take the center nut off to get to the genarator douse anyone no wot that toll is called to stop the fly wheel rotor from movin? thanks Clayton
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Re: Generator Fly Wheel Rotor
Doh,
If only i had one of those tools about 12 months ago.
I might get one just in case at that price
If only i had one of those tools about 12 months ago.
I might get one just in case at that price

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DIY lads, only need a few strips of 4-5mm steel :)
i made one for a mate to get his sprocket off his GPZ900R
hes the pic i made him,
hey and his name is steve too, i could say i made the pic for you too

i made one for a mate to get his sprocket off his GPZ900R
hes the pic i made him,
hey and his name is steve too, i could say i made the pic for you too

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Re: Generator Fly Wheel Rotor


Be a man and hold it with hands

Or do what I do and use an airgun to shock the bolt loose...
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Neosophist wrote:
Be a man and hold it with hands
Or do what I do and use an airgun to shock the bolt loose...



Yer i did try to hold it with my left hand and have the socket in my right, but it kept slipping cos of the engine oil

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Re: Generator Fly Wheel Rotor
thanks for the replys, banoffe ur a star! ive been searchin for theese tools every where maybe now i can fined out wether it is the genny
i just want to ask a question ive put in engin oill for the NC30 and its still cleare when i take the engin cover off should i replace the oil or just re use it? and i cant remember is the oil 10W40?

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Re: Generator Fly Wheel Rotor
Are you draining the engine?
If you do, i would replace it with fresh, pointless skimping on £15+ quid for new oil only to find you feck your engine.
If you are not draining the oil, and it looks good and has had little use i would re-use it.
If you do, i would replace it with fresh, pointless skimping on £15+ quid for new oil only to find you feck your engine.
If you are not draining the oil, and it looks good and has had little use i would re-use it.
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Re: Generator Fly Wheel Rotor
If you're on the side stand you shouldn't loose much oil when you take the genny cover off, just a couple of drops really.
I've made a tool to hold it in place too, happy to lend it out if you're close enough to pick up?!
(I can't see the ebay link, so if it's cheap enough, that's probably the way to go.)
I've made a tool to hold it in place too, happy to lend it out if you're close enough to pick up?!


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I got one of those (same as on the ebay link) and it worked a treat. cheap enough to not bother making your own IMHO 

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