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    Shift Shaft Tension Spring Placement?

    Hey guys, when putting in a new shift shaft gasket, took that side cover off and the tension spring on the shift shaft was in two pieces. Couldn't tell how it is oriented, as it just fell apart.

    So, ordered a new spring, came in yesterday. Pulled up the manual today to see how it's installed and I can't tell a thing on this .pdf manual. Looks like it's page 3-40 and 3-41.

    Can anyone help us out here on how things thing is oriented?
    Two weeks vacation does NOT make a life.


    His: 2006 Ninja 650R, salvaged, 10k miles
    Hers: '82 XJ1100 44.4k miles
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    Here are some pics that may help....






    Hopefully those clear things up for you.
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    • #3
      Does this help any Smash?

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      • #4
        Brilliant guys, I just found the pictoral too.

        http://www.xs11.com/forum/showthread...&threadid=2785

        We we're stretching that spring out. Will do so now.

        THANK YOU.
        Two weeks vacation does NOT make a life.


        His: 2006 Ninja 650R, salvaged, 10k miles
        Hers: '82 XJ1100 44.4k miles

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