Thumper Club Forum
Technical => Bike Problems/Questions => Topic started by: guest1722 on September 29, 2013, 01:37:00 PM
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hi there , have just bought a Yamaha srx 600 in need of restoration , with the engine out and the top end in bit,s , don,t no wot came over me ! . have been trying to get a repair/workshop manual to do a rebuild , with not much luck . I no there are one,s on the internet but which one can anyone out there help me ,please !
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Hello and welcome to this family.
It does exist. I bought one years ago but can't remember the website.
I found this : http://www.servicerepairmanualonline.com/3653/yamaha-srx600-srx-600-manual/ (http://www.servicerepairmanualonline.com/3653/yamaha-srx600-srx-600-manual/) but I think you can find others dealers.
Don't focus on the picture. The year of the book is for 1986 version and the picture is a 1991 one.
You can also use a XT 600 or Tenere repair manual
Steve also has managed a good provider of informations : http://www.srx600.net/ (http://www.srx600.net/)
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hi ,mate thank,s for reply , going to have a look on website , hopefully it will start me on my way to many cold night,s in the garage , the wife thinks I,m mad , anyway will probably be asking for tip,s and advice on website in future , so we may chat again ... thank,s
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Some of us have a cd with the manual on... if I can find mine you're welcome to a copy... or borrow my battered and greasy manual and copy it.. as has been said, its for a 1986 1JK srx600, but there are very few differences... wiring is one place where you'll find differences.... uk imports have sidestand switch (a bleedin menace)... grey imports don't, grey imports (Japanese) have a red 50kph (or is it 80) warning light in the spedo. srx's destined for America had 599cc engines as opposed to 608 cc for Europe/uk. so if you buy rings/pistons etc off ebay...from the states be ware of the difference.
good luck... plenty of help can be found here
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Thanks steve , have managed to download the part of the manual I need to start the engine strip and rebuild , but will still be asking for advice no doubt when I get into trouble, it,s my first engine rebuild ! so still might take you up on your offer . many thanks .. nev
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also there are some special tools held by club members who are happy to loan them out... the only thing I have which might be of use is a flywheel puller.. home made but does the job
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You can find these tools on www.ebay.de
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Thanks guys nice to no theres help out there if I need it ....many thanks