willandrip wrote:The best FZR 600 manual that will not only help out with a lot of basic workshop practices but will also have specifics
that can be used on a 3EN1 is the Clymer Yamaha FZR600 1989-1993......it will show you just how shite the Haynes FZR manual is if you put them side by side.(Haynes try to put 3 or 4 TOTALLY different machines in the same manual just because their prefix was FZR.)

I have the parts manual and could help with numbers if you get stuck.

Don't burn out your new battery cranking for hours at a time...use good booster cables from your bike battery to a car battery but don't run the car engine.

Look forward to learning about carburettors !