Timing Boyer / Pazon
As we all know, timing the lightweights using markings on the alternator rotor and a pointer on the stator is the usual method advised.
A technical forum for Jubilee, Navigator and Electra
As we all know, timing the lightweights using markings on the alternator rotor and a pointer on the stator is the usual method advised.
Hi All,
Time for me to check the torque setting of my head nuts, but I don't have the right socket for the job. Can someone advise please what size should I be getting? I assume I'll need a thin wall socket as clearance is tight.
I read the recent topic on the Lightweight forum titled "New Pistons' and in passing a couple of posts (from John and Philip) hint at 500cc projects. What sort of crazy alchemy is that,... and how do I get some??!
Dear all, looking at future maintenance needs of my Electra I have spent some time looking for NOS pistons but with no luck from all the usual.sources. The only pistons I can find are modern manufacturer JP Pistons and rings made in Australia.
Can anyone tell me which is the correct spring for my 1960 jubilee ? I ordered one from club spares ( 22408 ) not sure how it fits . I also have the spring hook .
Hi. My Navigator gearbox had all the usual leaks when I purchased the bike. I have now cured all the leaks except the kick starter shaft. I replaced the original o ring set up with a square section seal, but it's still leaking badly.
From pictures I have seen, Electras of that vintage all appeared to have a black frame and tubes and sheet metal was either 2 tone, silver or black. Mine has chrome fenders and an odd green colour on the sheet metal and tank.
I need to fit new X rings to the kickstart and gearchange shafts. Am I right in thinking that to fit O rings to the inner gearchange spindle that I take the inner cover off and then the gearchange components can be slid out?
I have bought the oil filter kit for the Navi but at a quick glance I cannot figure out how it fits. Has anyone fitted one?
I have seen a few pictures of filters fitted, but none that use the NOC Shop parts.