Recalls for your 1986 Yamaha Fj1200

Recalls for 1986 Yamaha Fj1200

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080 Yamaha FJ1200 (1994) L 278 SCD

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080 Yamaha FJ1200 (1994) L 278 SCD

Yamaha FJ1200 (1986-98) Engine 1188cc four cylinder air cooled 16v DOHC
Frame No: 3CV010640
Engine No: 3CV010640
Registration Number L 278 SCD (Brighton)
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In 1986 Yamaha decided to upgrade the FJ1100 by increasing the engine displacement slightly and adding upgraded suspension and other components. The result was the FJ1200 peak power output was raised slightly to 130 bhp from the FJ1100s 125bhp the FJ1200 had more low- to mid-range torque. The FJ1200 was produced in three main successive versions (1TX, 3CV and 3XW) each updated version benefiting from improvements to bodywork, front and rear suspension components, and the addition of an optional ABS-equipped version (FJ1200A) from 1991 until 1996

This bike was offered for sale at the British Motorcycle Museums, HandH Auction 2nd March 2019 with an auction guide price of £1,200 to £1,400

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Shot 02.03.2019 at the National Motorcycle Museum, H and H Auction Ref 138-080

DEFECT #1 - FUEL SYSTEM, GASOLINE:DELIVERY:HOSES, LINES/PIPING, AND FITTINGS


Posted on: 1986-07-18
Description
The distance between the fuel cock and carburetor may be insufficient to allow proper clearance for the outlet fuel line causing it to chafe.  Consequence of defect: continued chafing could cause the fuel line to fail, allowing gasoline to leak which may result in a fire if a source of ignition is present.

Consequence


Corrective Action
Install modified fuel cock that allows additional fuel hose clearance.

Notes
System: fuel.  Vehicle description: motorcycles.

DEFECT #2 - SERVICE BRAKES, HYDRAULIC


Posted on: 1986-07-18
Description
Heavy load and/or highly compressed rear suspension could cause the rear brake hose to contact the passenger's right footpeg securing stud, possibly fraying the hose.  Consequence of defect: the hydraulic brake hose could wear through, causing a leak and resulting in the failure of the rear brake system.  Failure of the rear brake system may contribute to an accident and personal injury.

Consequence


Corrective Action
Install additional guide on the brake hose holder to prevent excess brake hose travel.  Also, install a modified passenger footpeg.

Notes
System: rear brake hose.vehicle description: motorcycles.
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