1982 Yamaha XJ 650 "maxim seat removal" Questions

...maxim-700-xj700n-fuel-tank/o/m146981sch211741 Remove one bolt, center back, under front of seat (remove seat first) Slightly lift back of tank, and slide rearward, off rubber dampers attached to each ...

...seat (and charge the battery) on a 1980 650 maxim yamaha As you know, your battery is located under the seat. You will find a couple bolts holding the seat down - remove them. The seat will come off ...

maxim xj650, but i can't figure out how to. help please? remove the hoses from petcock...remove seat then you'll see one or two bolts on rear of tank....remove them....pull the tank backwards and then

...maxim plz visit this site www.xjbikes.com theres a lot of info there! My bike is xj750A ' 81 Take the seat off,the tank, there is a nut near the front of where the seat would mount.loosen it and pull ...

...maxim xj650... I have gotten the bike down, but I can not get the gas tank off! I have drained as much fuel as I can and removed the rear bolt. I just can't figure out what to do next. There seems to ...

maxim-1 650cc when the turn signal is engaged left or right they do not flash they stay lit up solid, even when the bike is started? could it be the turn signal relay and if so where is it located? Hi

...seat from a 1985 Yamaha Maxim XJ700S I have a maxim x 750. If it's similar, then look for a seat lock on the right side (facing forwards). I thought it was the helmet lock but that is on the left ...

oil in intake? i noticed an oil leak coming from a tube under the bike. i then removed my seat to notice oil in my air intake. i mean a nice little puddle in front of the air cleaner. sounds like blow

flots are sticking on my bike. how to i get them to unstick. I'm leaking gas every time I start my bike up and it wont stay running You will have to remove the carbs, and dismantle the float chamber, ...

Where is air filter located?? Also, what is plug gap setting for NGK plugs for this bike?? NGK BP8ES or equivalent with a gap of 0.7~0.8mm (0.028~0.031in). This might sound crude but the air filters ...