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EXUP Question - FazerSimon - 24-01-19
What are the two bolts on the opposite side of the exhaust from the EXUP cover-plate for?
They are located behind where the internal bush of the EXUP valve is situated.
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Thanks
Simon.
Re: EXUP Question - old son - 25-01-19
More importantly, you seem to have dripped black paint on your exhaust!!
Re: EXUP Question - Falcon 269 - 25-01-19
Daft as it sounds, the bolts are to hold the cover plate and that's all.
Re: EXUP Question - robbo - 25-01-19
Ever wondered why your post got 109 views before any input?.
Re: EXUP Question - Decoke Dave - 25-01-19
I must say I thought these cap screws were simply blanking off two access points so that you could put a pin punch in there to drift out the bush supporting the end of the valve if it needed replaced. I did not think there was a blanking plate on there.
Re: EXUP Question - Falcon 269 - 26-01-19
(25-01-19, 10:06 PM)Decoke Dave link Wrote: I must say I thought these cap screws were simply blanking off two access points so that you could put a pin punch in there to drift out the bush supporting the end of the valve if it needed replaced. I did not think there was a blanking plate on there.
I think you're right.
I've never removed them on my bike so assumed that it was a cover plate, too.
Access to drift out the inner bush makes perfect sense.