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Old 02-28-2015, 08:25 PM
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Getting started on my new to me 100, My son and I are going to tear it down and repair whatever is broken and repaint. I don't know how far we will get into the engine, I plan on pulling the head to de carbon and see how it looks. I fired the engine to be sure it ran but because of a leaky gas tank that's as far as I went
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Nice looking 100.
BTW your seat mount is on backwards.
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Nice looking 100.
BTW your seat mount is on backwards.
good eye on the seat mount.
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Nice looking 100 That right there could ride in the back of my truck anytime
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You sure about that? This pic is from the service manual.
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He's talking about the tunnel cover that seat spring goes on, notice the gap behind the shifter and rear lift holes facing forward
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He's talking about the tunnel cover that seat spring goes on, notice the gap behind the shifter and rear lift holes facing forward
OK, I missed that, thought he was talking about the spring.
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Thanks, I saw it was backwards when I went to try to fit the rear lift, but it is amazing you noticed that from the picture!
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