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  • Mortman22
    XSive
    • Jun 2006
    • 51
    • Ballston Spa NY

    #1

    Brushes

    I want to replace the brushes on my XJ11 but I dont quite know where they are. Can anyone help, I have 78,000 miles on my bike and I dont think they've ever been changed which may account for my charging problem. But anyway, any help anyone can provide will be greatly apreciated. Thanx alot.
    Jake
    82 XJ1100 "Slave One"
  • GNEPIG
    XS-XJ Guru
    • Apr 2005
    • 1647
    • fl

    #2
    .. the brushes are under the right cover[sitting on the bike] on the end of the crank. it says YIKES on it. if replacing the brushes does not solve your problem, let us know and we can help you find it. we have some very good electrical Gods here.
    Gene

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    • Mortman22
      XSive
      • Jun 2006
      • 51
      • Ballston Spa NY

      #3
      Cool thanx alot. I wish they had made a repair manual for the XJs so i would know exactly what they looked like.
      Jake
      82 XJ1100 "Slave One"

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      • GNEPIG
        XS-XJ Guru
        • Apr 2005
        • 1647
        • fl

        #4
        .. it is under the cover #12 in the picture, both of the crank end covers say YIKES on them.

        ..the parts you are looking for are #5 and #6 in the next picture.
        the part numbers are 4G0-81611-10-00 and 4G0-81612-10-00. i think the brushes are attached to the inside of the cover.
        good luck

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        • Mortman22
          XSive
          • Jun 2006
          • 51
          • Ballston Spa NY

          #5
          Thanks but what store/website are these part #s applicible at? Are the brushes different from each other or can i use the ones from partsnmore?
          Jake
          82 XJ1100 "Slave One"

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          • MAXIMAN
            XS-XJ Guru
            • Jan 2005
            • 1817
            • As far from the government as humanly possible.

            #6
            About half way down the page:

            partsnmore.com

            GNEPIG: YIKES

            Hehehe...funny.

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            • Mortman22
              XSive
              • Jun 2006
              • 51
              • Ballston Spa NY

              #7
              Anyone know where i can get a new gasket (the one labled 13 above)?
              Jake
              82 XJ1100 "Slave One"

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              • Ken Talbot
                XS-XJ Super Guru
                • Jun 2002
                • 4251
                • Revelstoke, BC

                #8
                Getting just the one gasket might be tough. You'll probably need to buy a small piece of gasket material and make your own.
                Ken Talbot

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                • Mortman22
                  XSive
                  • Jun 2006
                  • 51
                  • Ballston Spa NY

                  #9
                  Thanx to all for helping. I took her all apart yesteday, cleaned the brushes and the rotor and low and behold she started running beautifully. Took her out last night and didnt want to come home. Now the only thing not working is the Speedometer and speedo light, and the hazard lights. Hey, at least I can ride her though. I am not new to riding but I am new to the XJs and I have to say this is a great site here. Thanks again for all your help.
                  Jake
                  82 XJ1100 "Slave One"

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                  • yamarider
                    XSive
                    • Jun 2006
                    • 52
                    • Pueblo, Colorado

                    #10
                    The cover says YIKES on it because if you accidently leave the ignition key on when you take this apart, that is what comes out of your mouth when that jolt of electricity runs through your fingers!
                    Yamaha Believer

                    Jack of all trades - Master of none

                    79 XS1100, Macho Maroon
                    80 XS1100, came and gone
                    80 XS650 Special, friends for years
                    86 XV1100, putt-around-town bike

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