Correct Dynojet Layout for a 83' GS1100E?

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  • Ozmiander

    #1

    Correct Dynojet Layout for a 83' GS1100E?

    I THINK i have this right, but just want to check in before i install all four this way :-D

    Brown spacer, DJ Washer, E-Clip (Second from bottom), Washer, Spring:


    All of mine just kinda leapt out when i got the c-clip out of the slides \\/
  • tkent02
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    • Jan 2006
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    • Near South Park

    #2
    That's how the original needles go on the ones old enough to have multiple clip positions.
    Thin spacer under, thicker one on top.
    http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v5...tatesMap-1.jpg

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    • Ozmiander

      #3
      Awesome, i had a hell of a time getting those c-clips off and don't fancy doing it again.

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      • salty_monk
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        #4
        Needle nose pliers & a steady hand.... Put one jaw on the edge of the clip & the other on the back of the needle & squeeze. That's the correct order you have there.

        I can do a complete needle notch swap from parking the bike to staring it again in 20 mins these days, that's the easiest way. Be careful it doesn't "ping". You can put it back on the same way if it's stiff.

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        • Guest

          #5
          I use hemostats. Since I lost that vice a long time ago they are no longer sticky with goo.

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