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nige

posted on 18/8/10 at 12:49 PM Reply With Quote
xe on bike carbs ?

anyone running and xe on bike carbs

water jacket hole in block/manifold plate
what have been done to use these

if thats clear





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cd.thomson

posted on 18/8/10 at 12:55 PM Reply With Quote
hi mate,

I'm running mine on zx9rs via a bogg bros manifold.

I tapped two holes in my manifold to match the two holes in the head. I fitted my temp gauge sender into one and a take off (bypass) hose to the other.

hope this helps.

[Edited on 18/8/10 by cd.thomson]





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nige

posted on 18/8/10 at 12:59 PM Reply With Quote
any chance of a pic , please





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cd.thomson

posted on 18/8/10 at 01:04 PM Reply With Quote


[Edited on 18/8/10 by cd.thomson]





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cd.thomson

posted on 18/8/10 at 01:39 PM Reply With Quote
also if I did it again I'd put the temp sender underneath the take off hose.





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tomgregory2000

posted on 18/8/10 at 03:29 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by cd.thomson
also if I did it again I'd put the temp sender underneath the take off hose.


Whats wrong with putting the temp sender in the correct place in the hole just below the therostat housing as that is where it was fitted originally?
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cd.thomson

posted on 18/8/10 at 04:13 PM Reply With Quote
By "correct" I'm guessing you mean "oem" position . My temp gauge has an integral sender which is too large to fit in the original position.

It was easier to tap the manifold and insert it there. It does read slightly cool though..

Yeah just to clarify, you don't have to fit a sender there BUT it's a good idea to fit a take off water pipe. That way you get some flow through the head and it helps bleeding especially if you've blocked off the heater pipe





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mackei23b

posted on 18/8/10 at 05:22 PM Reply With Quote
This should give you all you need to know:

http://www.totalvauxhall.co.uk/resources/totalvauxhall/TOV64.tech60697.pdf

Cheers

Ian

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mackei23b

posted on 18/8/10 at 05:22 PM Reply With Quote
This should give you all you need to know:

http://www.totalvauxhall.co.uk/resources/totalvauxhall/TOV64.tech60697.pdf

Cheers

Ian

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nige

posted on 18/8/10 at 07:03 PM Reply With Quote
many thanks guys

got the link , but thought i would tap the wealth of knowledge that is locostbuilders
the pic on the totalvauxhall link doesnt
show clearly the water tap off for the head
where as mr thomsons pic is just the ticket

cheers nige





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