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How to correctly interpret a parts fiche diagram

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West Aussie Glen:
I would be fairly confident that it is B.
Item 20 both right hand carbies.
Item 19 both left hand carbies.

Brock:
In the carb thread, I made a pots that shows a table of parts for the carbs. The needles seem to vary due to country concerned. Some countries use the same needle, others dont... Reason why I dont know.

Asterysk:

--- Quote from: West Aussie Glen on April 12, 2020, 11:15:10 AM ---I would be fairly confident that it is B.
Item 20 both right hand carbies.
Item 19 both left hand carbies.

--- End quote ---
I started by being very confident that it was A and now I'm coming round to the possibility it is B !!

I do tend to look at things a bit differently and having latched onto A initially I'm having a hard time letting go.

I've had a look through most of the other fiches to see if I can find something similar to give a definitive clue but nothing yet.

Brock:
For info, (if it works)  the country codes are below.

Code    Country
E            England
G            Germany (Full power)
G2            Germany (27PS limited)
F            France
ED            European Direct Sales
DK           General Export (kph)
DM           General Export (mph)
U           Australia
CM          Canada
SA          South Africa
IT          Italy
SW          Switzerland
ND          Northern Europe

Asterysk:

--- Quote from: Brock on April 12, 2020, 02:48:33 PM ---For info, (if it works)  the country codes are below.

Code    Country
U           Australia


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I checked the 'U' country code for ST1100AY and it has the same thing i.e. different needle pairs

needles (19) = 16131-MT3-640
needles (20) = 16151-MT3-640

So looks like Australian spec bikes have different needle pairs also , which hopefully should make it easier to find out if its a LEFT-RIGHT or FRONT-REAR pairing !

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