Open & shut !
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riceburner006
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Open & shut !
Bill,Why did honda change the door hinges on the 71 VS. the 72 Coupe?
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dealadayray
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Re: Open & shut !
The lower 71 hinge were missing the small spring that keeps the door open.
Part of the safety package. They also have nuts clipped to the fuel tank on
the 72 and they didn't on the 71's.
-Here is one that is not in your book. what is the Honda part number for
the full gasket set?
-Or what is the part number for the "Made in Japan" label on the cross bar?
-How about the part number for the Coupe interior mirror base bracket?
-And as long as we are looking at significant differences, who can tell me
the visual difference between the front and rear master cylinder check
valves?
But that's just a few.
Bill
Part of the safety package. They also have nuts clipped to the fuel tank on
the 72 and they didn't on the 71's.
-Here is one that is not in your book. what is the Honda part number for
the full gasket set?
-Or what is the part number for the "Made in Japan" label on the cross bar?
-How about the part number for the Coupe interior mirror base bracket?
-And as long as we are looking at significant differences, who can tell me
the visual difference between the front and rear master cylinder check
valves?
But that's just a few.
Bill
Re: Open & shut !
there are for check valves one metal and one rubber metal on aft end and two cup check valves under each.
this like taking a test i know i can pass i just know i can lol
to get the base for mirror u have to get the mirror assy or maybe the rubber peace # 88141-623-670
the made in Japan must be a service bulletin
the gasket set must be a service bulletin
and i don't have any service bulletins
well i think i failed damnit
this like taking a test i know i can pass i just know i can lol
to get the base for mirror u have to get the mirror assy or maybe the rubber peace # 88141-623-670
the made in Japan must be a service bulletin
the gasket set must be a service bulletin
and i don't have any service bulletins
well i think i failed damnit
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> The lower 71 hinge were missing the small spring that keeps > the door open.
> Part of the safety package. They also have nuts
> clipped to the fuel tank on
> the 72 and they didn't on the
> 71's.
> -Here is one that is not in your book. what is the Honda
> part number for
> the full gasket set?
> -Or what is the part number for the
> "Made in Japan" label on the cross bar?
> -How about the part number for the
> Coupe interior mirror base bracket?
> -And as long as we are looking at
> significant differences, who can tell me
> the visual difference between the
> front and rear master cylinder check
> valves?
> But that's just a
> few.
> Bill
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>
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> PM
> Subject: [2cylinderhondas] Open & shut !
> > Bill,Why
> did honda change the door hinges on the 71 VS. the 72
> Coupe?
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dealadayray
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Re: Open & shut !
Here is a hint -
There are two check valves in the master cylinder one for the front brakes and one for the rear brakes. Both are metal and both have rubber attached to them. One has larger holes in the bottom of the cup than the other.
There are two check valves in the master cylinder one for the front brakes and one for the rear brakes. Both are metal and both have rubber attached to them. One has larger holes in the bottom of the cup than the other.
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> shut !
> there are for check valves one metal and one
> rubber metal on aft end and two cup check valves under each.
> this like taking a test i know i can pass i just know i
> can lol
> to get the base for mirror u have to get the mirror assy or > maybe the rubber peace # 88141-623-670
> the made in Japan must be a service
> bulletin
> the gasket set must be a service bulletin
> and i don't have any service bulletins
> well i think i failed damnit
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From:
> > william colford
> > To:
> > 2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
> > ;
> > anzhonda600owners-acceptsub-i=f28rYuxnrG0lq6@yahoogroups.com
> > Sent:
> > Saturday, June 14, 2003 2:24
> > AM
> > Subject:
> > Re: [2cylinderhondas] Open
> > & shut !
> > The lower 71 hinge were missing the small spring that
> > keeps the door open.
> > Part of the safety package. They also have
> > nuts clipped to the fuel tank on
> > the 72 and they didn't on the
> > 71's.
> > -Here is one that is not in your book. what is the Honda > > part number for > > the full gasket set?
> > -Or what is the part number for
> > the "Made in Japan" label on the cross bar?
> > -How about the part number
> > for the Coupe interior mirror base bracket?
> > -And as long as we are
> > looking at significant differences, who can tell me
> > the visual difference
> > between the front and rear master cylinder check
> > valves?
> > But
> > that's just a few.
> > Bill
> > ----- Original Message
> > -----
> > From: "riceburner006"
> > To:
> >
> > Sent: Friday, June 13, 2003 10:19
> > PM
> > Subject: [2cylinderhondas] Open & shut !
> > > Bill,Why
> > did honda change the door hinges on the 71 VS. the 72 > > Coupe?
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