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Help with Swingarm Assembly

Posted: Tue Dec 22, 2009 10:06 pm
by gumbotz
Okay i have to put the rear back together so I can move the bike and I cant get the swing arm back on. :roll:

The Swingarm "Axle" goes thru the frame, the 3" (est) bushing and big spacer goes up against the motor.
(Or atleast that's the way I remember) But the gap is to small to fit. about a 1/16" maybe??

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Looking at the image, the left side has a bushing already installed. The right side has the needle bearings, but needs a bushing for the axle bolt to go thru.

What am I missing ?? Looked at schematics on line and cant figure out what I am missing :dunno:

And what the F^^% is this. Was attached to the bottom of the swingarm bu a small bolt (now broken off)
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And whay type of mudflap goes above the swingarm to the frame? All I had was 2 brackets
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Thanks

Re: Help with Swingarm Assembly

Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2009 1:15 am
by ducinthebay
The wire hook should be a guide for your rear brake hydraulic line, but I'm guessing since I don't have a Paso (yet)

Cheers,

Re: Help with Swingarm Assembly

Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2009 2:43 am
by gumbotz
ducinthebay wrote:The wire hook should be a guide for your rear brake hydraulic line, but I'm guessing since I don't have a Paso (yet)
Cheers,
Rear brake does NOT run under the swingarm. :shock:

Re: Help with Swingarm Assembly

Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2009 2:50 am
by Duc906
The wire hook is to hold the overflow hoses,ie,battery,petrol.

Re: Help with Swingarm Assembly

Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2009 3:46 am
by Jaffa
The flap you are referring to is like a neoprene rubber (wetsuit) material that joins the front of the mudguard to the top of the swing arm. Fairly flimsy stuff, but does the job.

Re: Help with Swingarm Assembly

Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2009 6:46 am
by jayh
Hey Seth, Your in luck,I've got my swingarm off at the moment too,just went out to the shed and took a photo and measured the rear of the engine and the distance between the spacers on the swingarm pivot to double check,It looks like you have all you need there,the bushing on the chain side slides through the swingarm to press the spacer against the engine casing .Any small gap left may be flex in the frame that will disappear as you tighten the nut up.The rear of the engine casing is approx 140 mm give or take a mm (I didn't spend long in the shed as it's currently about 50 Celcius in there and 43 c in the shade) and the spacers measure about 141mm between them with the bush centred in the swingarm.As for the flap between the swingarm and frame, mine has 1/8th insertion rubber in there,the type used as gaskets on agricultural irrigation piping flanges,and it appears to be the original. Here is a picture of the swingarm hope it helps regards Jay.

Just re read your post yeah mine is tight too,I can remember thinking it was going to be a prick to put back together when I levered it apart.Good luck with it regards Jay
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Re: Help with Swingarm Assembly

Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2009 6:52 am
by Mc tool
When I first took my swing arm off the pivot bolt was rusted to the various bushes and I had to bash the f n thing out with a BF hammer and long punch, nothing loving or delicate about it ! and I did have a job fitting all the spacers and bushes back in . I fitted the washer on the left side last by tapping it into place with a little punch .

Re: Help with Swingarm Assembly

Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2009 11:08 am
by higgy
The BFH as well as the BFS is a must for any tool box. Almost as good as lots of beer to lubricate those old stiff joints. :thumbup: :lol: :lol: :lol:
McTool, rumor has it in your country it is customary to keep them in your favorite sheep boots. Any truth to the rumor? ;) :?: :idea:
and Merry F'n Christmas, buddy :thumbup: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Re: Help with Swingarm Assembly

Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2009 1:37 pm
by gumbotz
As for the flap between the swingarm and frame, mine has 1/8th insertion rubber in there,the type used as gaskets on agricultural irrigation piping flanges,and it appears to be the original.
Does anyone have an image of the so called mudflap? Or a part number. If I can get the dimensions I can find something or build something.

Thanks

Re: Help with Swingarm Assembly

Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2009 7:47 pm
by Finnpaso
higgy wrote:The BFH as well as the BFS is a must..."
Hey guys, please DONT USE THISKIND "shortened things", as here are also plenty of such guys, who dont understand at all, what You mean...like me! Can EVERYBODY be so KIND(!!!!!), that use such "english" that everybody can understand it ?????? I dont mean anything bad, but it would be nice to every Paso owner, that everybody use such language that we can understand it... THANK YOU :) ... or do peopple want, that this site would be some "local" forum, what doesnt need any advices from another part of the world?...

This is not any personal mail to Higgy, as he is very helpfull guy, but also this site can be better one day... at least i hope so... We shall see.....

Merry Christmas to everybody... :)

Re: Help with Swingarm Assembly

Posted: Thu Dec 24, 2009 2:15 am
by higgy
Antti
Don't get your panties in a bunch :lol: :,( :lol: :,(
You now all you have to do is ask :thumbup:

BFH = Big friggin hammer
BFS = Big friggin screw driver
SLH = Santa's Little Helper :lol: :lol: :lol:
MFSB = my favorite sheep boots
POMTIPWHO = pictures of McTool in Pool with helmet on :choo:

Merry Christmas to all of you in the land of the reindeer :beer: :beer: :beer: And all the lands down under :D :D :D
And of course everyone here on the paso's best friend :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

And an extra special Merry Christmas to Mike our faithful host :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :beer: :beer: :beer: :fart:
Your Friend
Higgy

Re: Help with Swingarm Assembly

Posted: Thu Dec 24, 2009 3:04 am
by Mc tool
Higgy! Do I detect the sort of delerious seasonal frivolity that usually follows the consumption of alcahol ? I myself have been relaxing :smoke: :drunk: in the Nelson sun . I gave the neibour some wild pork salami and he gave me some wild venison chops and then we made a pact to kill the other neibours cat , and thus ,apart from being stranded in my own pool ( dived in ..... couldnt get my broken body out ) which was getting "funnier " by the minute as I really needed a piss , I have had a good day! Oh , back to the sheep shaggin' are we ,well I'm getting real bored with that ... yeah ,I bin doin' the same one for ages :lol: and Higgy, the only thing kiwi men keep in their boots is their feet and the ends of their dicks :thumbup: :lol: :lol:
Merry Christmas to all
ps ( :P :P ) Whats with that antti guy, dont they have BF things in Finland , maybe its the finish sauce .... I dunno :lol: :lol:

Re: Help with Swingarm Assembly

Posted: Thu Dec 24, 2009 4:39 am
by higgy
Higgy! Do I detect the sort of delerious seasonal frivolity that usually follows the consumption of alcahol ? I myself have been relaxing :smoke: :drunk: in the Nelson sun .
After working 225 hours in the last 3 weeks I think alcyhol is a definite requirement for frivolity.
back to the sheep shaggin' are we ,well I'm getting real bored with that ... yeah ,I bin doin' the same one for ages :lol: and Higgy, the only thing kiwi men keep in their boots is their feet and the ends of their dicks :thumbup: :lol: :lol:
I prefer cow tippin. Used to keep my dick in my boots but got tired of constantly stepping on myself so now I fold it over and tape it to my leg :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
besides ,Why cut the end of your own dick off to keep it in your boots silly person :lol: :lol: :lol:


Merry Christmas, my kiwi friend, would love to spend time in my pool but it currently is a skating rink :mad: :mad:

Re: Help with Swingarm Assembly

Posted: Thu Dec 24, 2009 9:52 am
by paso750
it`s 14,5cm wide, 12,5cm high and can easily be cut out from a piece of rubber/neoprene if you have smoething like that

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Re: Help with Swingarm Assembly

Posted: Thu Dec 24, 2009 1:23 pm
by gumbotz
paso750 wrote:it`s 14,5cm wide, 12,5cm high and can easily be cut out from a piece of rubber/neoprene if you have smoething like that G.
Thanks, with the dimensions and an image I can build one. :P