89 fzr1000 tach

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89 fzr1000 tach

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hi all.
first milestone reached.
i got the basket case running ,sounds pretty good considering first start in over 20 years.
but tach not working .
looked in the haynes manual ,cant find anything on it.
any advise is welcome .

a buddy had a rd500 that if left to sit ,the tach would be reluctant to work at first..

thanks mark
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Not sure on cause but there's a Yamaha workshop manual free to download from the tech section on the main site 👍
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Re: 89 fzr1000 tach

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two-stroke-brit wrote: first start in over 20 years.
but tach not working
Have u any way of testing tach on another bike?
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i will try and borrow another clock set from a buddy to try .
also i noticed last night the needle is on the wrong side of the post at rest so i will take them apart and see if thats the issue
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I got a donor bike to try the tacho from.
As the donor is a 94 i assume i can unscrew the three wires that go the back of the tacho and redo with the 94 and hopefully it will work ( different multi plugs 89 to 94).
thanks mark.
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DONOR BIKE

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DONOR BIKE
https://flic.kr/p/236Wdub
Any one know what the front end is off ,
it has USD forks and 3 pot calipers .
i was told "late R1"
but any help is appreciated.
thanks mark

struggling to post pics.
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Image2F54EFD0-6A0F-4B6D-97D8-AF54423B7E8E by mark.dobson, on Flickr
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two-stroke-brit wrote:DONOR BIKE
https://flic.kr/p/236Wdub
Any one know what the front end is off ,
it has USD forks and 3 pot calipers .
i was told "late R1"
but any help is appreciated.
thanks mark

struggling to post pics.
94-95 Foxeye front end by the looks of it.
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looks like its the stock front end .
which is good too. :)
thanks foe that.
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