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Cylinder bolts

Started by Rohnny, January 23, 2011, 11:23:38 PM

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Rohnny

Doing a renovation of the engine and my cylinder bolts was needed to change. So I got ordered some new from ebay. Was not able to get these from yamaha. four of these bolts are longer and I wonder where should these be placed. At the four corners or in the middle of the engine. :wacko2:
Regards Rohnny
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Fj 1200 - 1987 - (123000km)

andyb


Rohnny

Yes, studs. 4 pcs are longer than the rest.
Regards Rohnny
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Fj 1200 - 1987 - (123000km)

Rohnny

Regards Rohnny
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Fj 1200 - 1987 - (123000km)

Harvy

Quote from: Rohnny on January 24, 2011, 09:34:03 AM
Yes, studs. 4 pcs are longer than the rest.


Ronny......take a look here:

http://www.boats.net/parts/search/Yamaha/Motorcycle/1991/FJ1200B/CRANKCASE/parts.html

part nos 4,5,6,7 and 8...... that's for a '91..... just replace the /1991/ with whatever your model is.

Harvy

FJZ1 1200 - It'll do me just fine.
Timing has much to do with the success of a rain dance.

Rohnny

Thanks for the link but it does not say the length of the bolts. So I'm stuck with my bolts on the table. :wacko1:
The bolts I have is heavy duty bolts from aperaceparts.com http://yamahazone.biz/studs.html
My guess is that they should be at the end where the oil channels are. But would be nice to be 100% shure.
Regards Rohnny
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Fj 1200 - 1987 - (123000km)

andyb

The APE studs won't match your originals for length, as APE couldn't be bothered to do things properly.  At least, they don't on the 90's.   :dash2: :dash2: :dash2:

Once your stud holes have been cleaned well, start checking how deep the holes are.  Hint, they'll all protrude about the same once then head's on when you're done.

racerrad8

The four long studs are the two at each end of the block.

Randy - RPM
Randy - RPM

Rohnny

Quote from: andyb on January 27, 2011, 11:39:31 AM
The APE studs won't match your originals for length, as APE couldn't be bothered to do things properly.  At least, they don't on the 90's.   :dash2: :dash2: :dash2:

The length are the same but not the thickness.
Was not able to get orginal bolts from yamaha. The bike is starting to get old   :blum2:


Quote from: racerrad8 on January 27, 2011, 02:08:42 PM
The four long studs are the two at each end of the block.

Randy - RPM

Thanks,  exactly the information I was after.  :good2:
Regards Rohnny
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Fj 1200 - 1987 - (123000km)

racerrad8

Quote from: Rohnny on January 27, 2011, 11:08:00 PM
Was not able to get orginal bolts from yamaha. The bike is starting to get old   :blum2:

Thanks,  exactly the information I was after.  :good2:

Next time you are looking for engine parts let me know, I just sent out a new set of studs last week. I have no problem getting or supplying any part for the 1200 engine other than standard pistons & rings.

Randy - RPM
Randy - RPM