How to remove the gas tank on a Yamaha FJR1300?
Directions and photos describing how to remove (and reinstall) the front wheel on an FJR1300. How to remove the FJR1300’s gas tank, with step-by-step photos. Mark Binstead’s photos and notes on adding a switched LED light to the glovebox on an FJR.
Is there an issue with the fuel return hose?
One of the first symptoms of an issue with the fuel return hose is an excessive fuel smell. If there is any sort of issue with the fuel hose, either a leak, or some sort of kink that blocks the flow, it may cause the vehicle to produce an excessively strong fuel odor from the engine.
Is there a supplementary service manual for the FJR1300?
This Supplementary Service Manual has been prepared to introduce new service and data for the FJR1300(S)/FJR1300A(S) 2004. For complete service information procedures it is necessary to use this Supplementary Service Manual together with the following manuals.
How to repair damaged threads on Yamaha FJR1300?
Dwayne Verhey (aka Torch) describes how to repair damaged threads. Photos and directions describing how to do the throttle body sync required at the initial 600 mile service. Tom Barber’s how-to on fixing the Throttlemeister’s tendency to sometimes engage by itself. A semi-how-to on tire changing, with info on tires in general.
What should the intake valve clearance be on a Yamaha FJR1300?
Rotate the engine so the cam lobes are 180 degrees from the lifter surface. Slide a feeler gauge between the lifter and the camshaft. The intake valves should have a clearance of at least 0.15mm and no more than 0.22mm. For those of you with SAE feeler gauges, round those to 0.006″ minimum and 0.008″ maximum.
Directions and photos describing how to remove (and reinstall) the front wheel on an FJR1300. How to remove the FJR1300’s gas tank, with step-by-step photos. Mark Binstead’s photos and notes on adding a switched LED light to the glovebox on an FJR.
Why are there two pumps on a Yamaha FJR1300?
Two reasons: first, that way you don’t inadvertently loosen the bolt and second, some pumps can be damaged if rotated backwards. The Yamaha FJR1300 has two pumps. Why risk it?
How to change brake pads on a Yamaha FJR1300?
Rick Conn’s article on installing Spiegler stainless steel brake lines on the FJR1300. Willy Gonnason contributed a page showing how to change the brake pads on the FJR1300.