[mrjsrbond]

Can someone do me a favour.

I need a good picture of the left hand side of the engine, I recently did a major engine job and removed wire tube holders that bolt on somewhere and I can not remember how they go back,

if you can not get resolution high enough you can email them direct to me.

A clear photo of the right side hanger would also be appreciated!

Cheers


Jim

 

[201050]

What year?

 

[0zzy]

Can someone do me a favour.

I need a good picture of the left hand side of the engine, I recently did a major engine job and removed wire tube holders that bolt on somewhere and I can not remember how they go back,

if you can not get resolution high enough you can email them direct to me.

A clear photo of the right side hanger would also be appreciated!

Cheers


Jim

hope this helps!!

 

[mrjsrbond]

Need 06 images,
as much as I am envious of a very clean bike I just want to know where these wire hanger things go, can anyone else help me out?
cheers

 

[Martin_R]

Right side bottom clutch cable guide:
http://www.bikebandit.com/assets/schematics/Triumph/TR-0606-241.gif

Right side top clutch cable guide. Part 49 bolts under middle top radiator bolt. Part 36 is the radiator hose guide which mounts under oil cooler bracket as on Ozzy's pic.:
http://www.bikebandit.com/assets/schematics/Triumph/TR-0606-213.gif

Left cam cover guide for coolant overflow tube (part 11 bolts down with the single longer SAI port bolt #10 on the pic):
http://www.bikebandit.com/assets/schematics/Triumph/TR-0606-237.gif

On the left there is also one loop that mounts on one of the oil pan bolts and guides the overflow tube bundle and another that guides the same bundle a bit higher up. Don't remember where this one mounts on to.

All 4 left side guides (you can just about see the top one on the cam cover, guiding the tubes):
http://i226.photobucket.com/albums/dd168/Talttapaeae/P1010344.jpg

Bottom overflow guide on left side:
http://i226.photobucket.com/albums/dd168/Talttapaeae/P1000896.jpg

 

[mrjsrbond]

Great News, bike is rebuilt and head removal, back and running today which is brilliant. six weekends it has taken and from novice to success I climbed!

Last two things are the pipe hangers, Thanks Martin for the pointers but not quite got it,

one attaches to the right hand (forward facing) top radiator fixing,
routes the clutch cable off the radiator

one on the right hand front ( forward facing) SAI fixing, if the clutch cable is routed through here it restricts its operation, makes it really hard / stiff


and the last goes on the left hand side and also attaches to the Left SAI mounting and I think routes rad pipes.

Photos attached, give me some pointers or better take ones of yours and reply.

2nd, can any one identify this? No idea at all!

3rd Are the throttle cables clamped anywhere apart from the throttle bodies and the throttle, ie to they go through the wire clamp on the handlebar stem?

 

[Martin_R]

Photos attached, give me some pointers or better take ones of yours and reply.

2nd, can any one identify this? No idea at all!

3rd Are the throttle cables clamped anywhere apart from the throttle bodies and the throttle, ie to they go through the wire clamp on the handlebar stem?

Pic #1 looks about right.

Pic #2 the bracket is upside down. Bracket should be on the inside of the radiator, hanging downwards from the bolt you have it on now. It is only supposed to keep clutch cable off the radiator.

Pic #3 the bracket also goes inside radiator. Mounts under top right corner bolt of oil cooler. Bracket pointing up.

Throttle cables do not clamp to headstock wire clamp. They only route through the wire guide that is mounted on top triple clamp.

Sorry, no clear photos as I nowadays have a 09 and the brackets are different. Here's a pic of my old girl, you can just about see the bottom right side loop on the pic:

And here's how the throttle cables route:

 

[Stampy]

hope this helps!!

Love that Sprocket cover Ozzy!!!!

 

[0zzy]

It's a Rizoma cover...

http://motovationusa.com/mvstore/Scripts/prodView.asp?idproduct=467