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Anonymous Posted on Jun 16, 2013

Timing marks on 1979 yamaha tt500

I need a clear picture of the the timing marks on my tt500 but cant seem to find good diagram

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 08, 2009

SOURCE: i need to set the cam timing on a 1979 yamaha sx

An old XS 1100,
ye now theres a classic good old bike(my long lost love was a Z1R II)
This bike is unusual in it runs clockwise(from left) with its cam chain tensioner at the front.The marks are on the cam sprockets. Plus the crank position needs to be top dead centre compression on number 1 cylinder.Crank position ID marks, lets see, If I remember correctly are behind the L/H engine cover.
As for your manual(a motorcycles&owners best friend) were available aftermarket.Clymer is one brand and Haynes the other.To locate one try your local accessory dealer, the net/web/e-bay or try the classifide section of you favourate bike magazine(usually at the back).
Hope this is of some help
Regards andrew Porrelli

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 08, 2010

SOURCE: need wiring diagram for a 1979 yamaha xs750

G'Day mate
Check out this site to find the exact model of your bike from the VIN here. You can get a wiring diagram for your model from the Biker.net website. There is usually a mess in the headlight tub, lots of dodgy previous owner "fixes". Sometimes it pays to strip it all out and work your way through it. Happy to give you advice on the electrics of this bike. I have plenty of experience:)
regards robotek

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1979 Yamaha TT500 old and rusty

-Take the spark plug out of it and squirt some oil down into the piston and let it sit for a week or so.
-Lubricate rusty components with wd-40.
-Take the carb off and clean well , buy a carb kit and replace the seals and gaskets as well as the needle and seat valve, this all come with the kit.
-Clean the fuel tank and check all lines for cracks.
-Check all the vacuum lines for cracks or collapsed line, replace if necessary.
-Clean all wiring connections throughly.
-Replace the spark plug with a new one, and change the oil in the crank.
This should give you a good indication if it will run or not.
Good luck.
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