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For sale: Oil Cooler adaptor xj750

Discussion in 'For Sale, Trade/Swap, Wanted' started by mikenj, Jan 11, 2010.

  1. mikenj

    mikenj Member

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    Post dibs here. This goes by the oil filter......I can post pic if interested. $60 delivered and its yours.
     
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    wait.... is this like the whole oil cooler or what.... I guess pics would be nice
     
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    Just the adaptor, I might be able to do the whole set-up but was thinking of using the cooler for my kz1000.

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    oh snap,

    well if you dont use the oil cooler on your kz, lemme know
     
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    Is this specific to the 750? Or might it fit a 650?
    Rob
     
    vintagerice, Jan 13, 2010
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    I'm no XJ expert so maybe someone will let us know?
     
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    Well, the one everybody likes to use for the 750 comes off a 650 Seca Turbo, so as I understand it, they're the same size... I'd imagine it would work.
     
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    It'll work on both 650s and 750s.
     
    Robert, Jan 14, 2010
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    There you go vintagerice.....let me know if you want it.
     
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    I've got one but have no idea how to affix it to the engine. I've got the same bolt but no washer to secure it. Mikenj, can you post a photo of how the assembly is supposed to attach to the front of the engine?
     
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    Would like to see how the mount works..

    Thanks,
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    That Cooler adapter in the photograph does not look like a Yamaha Oil Cooler Adapter.

    It looks more like an early, Aftermarket one from Lockhart.
     
    RickCoMatic, Jan 15, 2010
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    I'd agree (I also have two units off of a turbo and a 750) Rick. I received the plate and a threaded bolt that drops through the hole in the middle. Near as I can figure, this means that I have to replace both plate AND filter cover o-rings each time I crack open to do an oil change. The stock units don't do this. What a PITA!
     
    Robert, Jan 15, 2010
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