Float bowl gaskets 3tj2 sp

[rockTJ]

I knwe I had bloomin seen them somewhere www.ebay.de is a great hunting ground for parts too

http://www.ebay.de/itm/Schwimmerkammer- ... 35badc3933

Chris

[Mang]

thanks Evil
Didn't realise manuals were there. Great Help. Stupid Me.

[Mang]

Carbs cleaned, correct jets, new float bowl gaskets.
Correct front discs fitted.

Result - one very nice ride today. I see why people really love these bikes.

Thanks to everyone that helped me get this far. The next stage is to collect all the parts I need to return the bike to stock.

See the wanted section.

[Evilchicken0]

Pictures !!!

[Mang]

Hope this works first attempt at an image upload

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[Evilchicken0]

Cool - been respryed then ?

[Mang]

Yeah resprayed.

A guy bought it to race but i dont think he ever managed to get on the track as the fueling was all over the place.

The Spray job is passable but i intend to put it back to original as thats how i am.

I will take plenty of pictures of the rebuild and what I find!

Here is my last attempt
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[Evilchicken0]

Quick for an old bus

When you copy the link from photobucket use the "direct link"

[Mang]

Thanks for the help on up loading images.

The GPZ 750 turbo is 112 bhp and does about 140mph - handles like Robin Reliant and stops like a ferry but you end up loving them, really loving them. Great bunch of guys on the 750turbo.com forum that helped me to get it somewhere near original.

Looking forward to seeing the Yam in the same fettle. Spent the evening cleaning the clocks!!!