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  • #16
    Sorry Hobbyman, I was just staying with the Yamaha terminology, admittedly it's confusing.

    On the LG, LH, XJ1100 and 5K7 models it's called an 'Oil Pump Cover'.

    On the Standards, SF, SG, SH and 2H9 models it's called a 'Breaker Cover'. (which does make more sense!)
    Brian
    XS1100 LG "Mr T", SG "ICBM" & FJ1200
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    • #17
      Originally posted by HobbyMan
      you all are confusing me. There is no oil pump cover. Its in the engine.
      I'm gonna have to revoke your southern citizen license for not saying Ya'll.

      Okay, I'll be nice this time. You get off with a warning. But let's be careful out there next time!
      Last edited by JWSanders; 05-26-2007, 02:13 PM.
      80 XS1100SG
      81 XS400SH

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      • #18
        alright yall, I am southern again. sorry bout that, youse guys.

        He he he...I couldn't resist
        Last edited by John; 05-26-2007, 06:00 PM.
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        • #19
          Hey Lamric

          Where exactly in the UK are you located? I spent two years over in Upper Heyford when I was in the Air Force. I was there from 74 to 76. Loved it. Great country and great people. Of course the Skoal (hope I'm spelling that right) lager wasn't too bad either.
          2 - 80 LGs bought one new
          81 LH
          02 FXSTB Nighttrain
          22 FLTRK Road Glide Limited
          Jim

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          • #20
            Cajun, That's good countryside round there, I'm less than 100 mile from the base but in the south side of London.

            By the way, the lager is spelt Skol and I prefer the typical english warm, dark, muddy 'real' ale !
            Brian
            XS1100 LG "Mr T", SG "ICBM" & FJ1200
            Check out the XS Part Number Finder

            Be not stingy in what costs nothing as courtesy, counsel and countenance.

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