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bigdoug

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Apologies guys, I have had some computer troubles and I'm now on a nice new shiney laptop. I can't seem to download the manual from the usual sig? I also can't find anything from searching, yes I am rubbish at this.
Anyway I'm changing out all the wheel bearings as I'm getting the wheels powder coated. I was hoping that some one can give me the bearing sizes/ numbers that I need for both wheels as I can order them up at work.
I remember some time ago that there is a part number for a fuel filter for a car that fits, can anybody point me in the right direction for that?
Thanks in advance.
 
I remember some time ago that there is a part number for a fuel filter for a car that fits, can anybody point me in the right direction for that?
Thanks in advance.
Doug - be cautious with the filter - I don't know what what mesh or filter medium the R3 uses - but a lot of cars run with coarser mesh filters - and a fair quantity of the cheaper after market filters are coarser still. I don't recall the triumph filter being silly expensive.
 
10 quid at World of Triumph. High mileage runners can get packs of 25 or 50. Might be worth a US group buy?
 
there was a thread i done the time i powder coated mine, it had all the bearing sizes and numbers in it, cant find it now )-:

but in my detailed files i used 2x 6204DU (20x47x14mm) on the front; 1x 6204DU (20x47x14mm), 1x 3204B.2RSR.TVH (or TNG on the factory one that came out) (20x47x20.6mm), 6305LU (62x25x17mm) on the rear.
i got the bearings in the local bearing shop for a lot cheaper than triumph, but be sure to get a decent make.
i also got new circlips and oil seals for the rims from triumph in case some got damaged coming out. oh and dont forget rim balancing weights.
 
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ok thought the world of triumph filter was to expensive at £38 and managed to find the BMW filter MAHLE KL145 for £18 delivered, result.