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Old 12-31-2005, 04:29 PM
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downloading--you tha man! :YEAH :YEAH

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Okay I've been searching and I got some questions:

1. Does anybody have a working full Service Manual online for the '03 636?

2. Has anybody swapped a frame out before and do i need any special tools? Only thing I'm worried about is the head bearing and swingarm...thats all I got for now...

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No prob as for your 2nd question Ive done it with and without the special tools if you dont have them your going to have to use a flat blade screw driver or a drift. To knock the locking nuts loose that hold the swingarm axle and frame mounts aswell as the steering bearings.

Its nice if you have the tool its only a few bucks and you dont damage the lock nuts like you will using a drift, but you can do it without if your not picky.
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No prob as for your 2nd question Ive done it with and without the special tools if you dont have them your going to have to use a flat blade screw driver or a drift. To knock the locking nuts loose that hold the swingarm axle and frame mounts aswell as the steering bearings.

Its nice if you have the tool its only a few bucks and you dont damage the lock nuts like you will using a drift, but you can do it without if your not picky.
Thanks again--I'll see if I can get my hands on the lock nut tool...
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PS A spanner wrench that comes in most sport bikes tool kits thats supposed to be for adjusting the rear shock can usually be used for the head bearing loosening............
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anyone know if an 05 636 rim will fit on the 04s??
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Originally Posted by JohnnyP
No prob as for your 2nd question Ive done it with and without the special tools if you dont have them your going to have to use a flat blade screw driver or a drift. To knock the locking nuts loose that hold the swingarm axle and frame mounts aswell as the steering bearings.

Its nice if you have the tool its only a few bucks and you dont damage the lock nuts like you will using a drift, but you can do it without if your not picky.
Thanks man..I gotta swap my frame out too..**** sucks
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anyone know if an 05 636 rim will fit on the 04s??
I DONT THINK IT WILL BOLT RIGHT UP. LET ME KNOW IF YOU TRY IT THOUGH
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Has anbody gone from the 520 chain/sprockets up to a 530 on the 636? Will it fit?

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anyone know if an 05 636 rim will fit on the 04s??
I'm pretty sure it won't, but if anyone does, let me know, cuz those rims kick the 03-04s ***.
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any difference between the 03-04 and the new 05-06 motors, stunt-wise of course, like would I have to do a mod to keep the oil from fillin up the airbox when its at 12?
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OK so I read all the oil pickup mod threads but which one actually works?

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Does anyone know how much I have to torque down the nut on the head stem? I put a GPR on about 2 months ago and I can't ride without it working itself loose so I'm gonna get a torque wrench, loctite, and a big *** socket to tighten it the right way.
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My Msr Clutch Lever Has Broken My 2nd Clutch Cable
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My Msr Clutch Lever Has Broken My 2nd Clutch Cable

wrut wroe!!

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Does anyone know how much I have to torque down the nut on the head stem? I put a GPR on about 2 months ago and I can't ride without it working itself loose so I'm gonna get a torque wrench, loctite, and a big *** socket to tighten it the right way.
Manual says 58 ft/lbs
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Manual says 58 ft/lbs
thank you kind sir.
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I know this was said before but I didnt catch it, How do you keep the oil out of your airbox? need help please.
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....where are all the 636 pimps at!

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Any one have a green rear hugger or a fairing stay for sale?

I have an OEM tail light, front rotors, and clip-ons for sale if anyone needs them...
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