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Help from Suzuki Bandit (250-400) & Yamaha Zeal or 3LN6-7 Owners

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  1. maelstrom

    maelstrom LiteTek Staff Member Premium Member 250cc Vendor Contributing Member

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    The Suzuki Bandit 400 (confirmed by @Phil), RF400, and perhaps the 250 also, use a rectangular shaped "o-ring" in the top of the slide housing. Part number is 13278-21E00. As usual, it is not shown in parts books except for the RF400. This part seems to be extinct. However, if I can get the dimensions from a Yamaha slide housing (Zeal or 3LN6/7) then I will be able to determine the amount of stretch that is applied to the part. From there I need the dimensions of the Suzuki slide housing groove and I can then calculate the correct size for the extinct Suzuki part.
    Please help. :help:

    In this image you can see how much larger the Suzuki part is than the Yamaha Zeal version.
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    I will take a look at my 3LN6 carbs for you.
     
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    Thanks heaps Linkin.
    You will have to remove the ring so that you can measure the groove in the slide housing. Length, width and thickness.
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    Sounds easy enough, if the varnish smell from the carbs doesn't make me puke my guts out!!!
     
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    The groove in the slide housing is 1mm deep and 2mm wide.

    Dimesions of the gasket from my 3LN6 slide housing

    Length - 37mm
    Width - 30mm
    Thickness - 1mm

    It fits fairly flush with a little bit of play
     
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    Thanks to Linkin :)
    More work to be done but hopefully by the end of the week this will be sorted.
     
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    Apologies for the delay, here are the measurements

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    In case it's hard to tell, the channel/valley is 2mm wide and 1mm deep. 33.5mm long by 25.5mm wide
     
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    Aaahhhh thank you Mr Linkin. Another piece of the puzzle will be solved.
     

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