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22
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Disconnect the oil tank end of the engine
breather pipe.
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23
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Place a receptacle of sufficient size to contain
the contents of the oil tank below the rear of the
crankcases, remove the bolt securing the oil
junction block to the crankcases, pull the block
and pipes away from the crankcases and allow the
oil to drain. Alternatively after parting the
junction block from the crankcases, raise the
junction block and tie with wire to the airbox to
prevent oil draining from the tank, or protect the
feed pipe with cardboard and compress the pipe with
grips to prevent oil draining (see Fig. F1).
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24
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Slacken clutch cable adjustment and lift the
cable nipple from the handlebar control.
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25
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Remove the front engine mounting by taking out
the centre bolt, sliding back the left gaiter and
removing the mounting collar, polyurethane washer
and gaiter as a set. Remove the right gaiter etc.
in similar manner. Remove the two
mounting-to-crankcase studs (bolts on later models)
and lift away the mounting.
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26
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On 1971 and later models, remove the centre
stand. This is secured by bolts fitted from
inboard. Lift the spring clear as the stand is
removed
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27
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On pre 1971 models, remove the earth lead from
the side stand bracket to bottom crankcase stud.
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28
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Disconnect the two alternator leads at the snap
connectors.
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The power unit assembly is now secured to the
frame only by the rear mounting. Before removing
the rear mounting stud, coil the clutch cable by
the gearbox. Unclip the C.B. Ieads from the frame
and coil them by the timing case. Protect the lower
frame rails against damage using cardboard or thick
cloth.
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29
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Support the weight of the power unit and use a
soft drift to drive out the rear mounting stud.
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30
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Collect the gaiters, collars, end caps and
footrest plate spacers.
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31
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As shown in Fig. F2, lift the power unit bodily
from the frame to the right hand side. Raise the
front of the power unit and lower the rear to clear
the airbox.
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