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help with motor mount

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    help with motor mount

    I dont post here much, but need some help.

    I changed out the spark plugs on my 10R yesterday, and to make matters worse, one of the upper motor mount bolts cross threaded. I backed it out and ordered a few new ones.
    The bolt goes into the frame just above the head. I cant re-thread it as I only have 2 inches to work with.

    Any ideas would be helpful.

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    Re: help with motor mount

    can you put in one of those new thread kits? check ceo012384's R6 rebuild thread.

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    Re: help with motor mount

    Helicoil (sp) or just Tap it to a bigger thread size and locktight it.....no bigggie

    Also try and run a tap in the hole and see if you can clean up the threads a bit may be a pice of thread still in there ..

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    Re: help with motor mount

    thanks guys... I found a tap kit, will try from inside the frame to retap...
    Why Kawi built the mounts like this is beyond me...I managed to scrape half the skin from my hand so far...going back for the rest of it tonight.

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    Re: help with motor mount

    shawn nailed it. i couldnt remember that name (helicoil). chris said it wasnt hard when he did it on his R6. i'd suggest you talk to him for installation tips/questions, but he may start sending you pictures of himself in a g-string. just dont say i didnt warn you.

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    Re: help with motor mount

    Quote Originally Posted by noudidnt View Post
    thanks guys... I found a tap kit, will try from inside the frame to retap...
    Why Kawi built the mounts like this is beyond me...I managed to scrape half the skin from my hand so far...going back for the rest of it tonight.


    Yea, just go in slow and straight and use a Bit of LUBE...and next time buy Suzuki they don't Break........ever

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    Re: help with motor mount

    nice!...thanks...will take it under advisement

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