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1988 FJ1200 Fr. Brake Master cyl.

Started by Relick, July 24, 2019, 10:08:44 PM

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Relick

Got it in bits, cleaned, painted and looking beautiful with the kit waiting to go in.......
Anyone got a pick of a correctly assembled piston assembly, and whats the go with the washer/shim that I've seen in some kits, the kit I have does not include it??
Any help appreciated.
Russell.
88 FJ1200
91 FJ1200

FJmonkey

1988? Not sold in the USA. In other countries the 87 was sold as an 88. 89s were also sold as 88. The brake master was the same. Have you check the parts diagrams on line?
The glass is not half full, it was engineered with a 2X safety factor.

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aviationfred

Here is a photo of the FJ1200 master cylinder breakdown

To clarify the 1988 model year. In the United States, the 1987 FJ1200 1TX did not sell well so for the 1988 model year, Yamaha did NOT import the re-designed 1988 FJ1200 3CV. The rest of the world, including Canada got the 1988 model which was the first year with the 17" front wheel. The main color for 1988 is the Theft Deterrent White/Silver. I don't think the Blue and Gold color was offered until 1989.




Fred
I'm not the fastest FJ rider, I am 'half-fast', the fastest slow guy....

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Relick

Quote from: aviationfred on July 25, 2019, 02:27:07 AM
Here is a photo of the FJ1200 master cylinder breakdown

To clarify the 1988 model year. In the United States, the 1987 FJ1200 1TX did not sell well so for the 1988 model year, Yamaha did NOT import the re-designed 1988 FJ1200 3CV. The rest of the world, including Canada got the 1988 model which was the first year with the 17" front wheel. The main color for 1988 is the Theft Deterrent White/Silver. I don't think the Blue and Gold color was offered until 1989.




Fred
Thanks Fred,
Yep mine is a silver 3cv imported into Australia, I had the dark blue and gold also that I recently sold to a mate for a drag bike. It was also an 88 Australian bike. Thanks for the diagram, I just wanted to be sure on the orientation of the rubbers, facing each other as I remember, I just cant remember seeing a bottom rubber was I was pulling it down. Must be losing the plot.........
Russell.
88 FJ1200
91 FJ1200