Detailed question TY175JC part 3

[Tioli]

I have numbered these and if you could add your input to a picture number that would be greatly appreciated.

22 I’m using the 206 shell wired to suit our wiring loom requirements as I think it looks better. (not original I know)

22 206 (Small).JPG (31.97 KiB) Viewed 3568 times

23 I believe these black plastic cases are the right ones for us. Don’t look as good though

23 std v mine (Small).JPG (47.53 KiB) Viewed 3568 times

24 when I put this motor back together I think I put the kick starter starting point in the wrong position. It sits at the top like normal but does not get compression till there.

24 not right (Small).JPG (42.78 KiB) Viewed 3568 times

25 what type of loom holder goes there

25 loom holder (Small).JPG (39.98 KiB) Viewed 3568 times

26 what type of cable holder holds the clutch cable there? Metal with plastic sleave, black plastic or clear plastic

26 cable holder (Small).JPG (46.47 KiB) Viewed 3568 times

27 battery box is new thanks to Greg. Are these the right blot and washers holding it on?

27 bolts (Small).JPG (47.76 KiB) Viewed 3568 times

28 should I find a smaller top breather tube and run it through the casted hole on the carby body

28 in th ehole (Small).JPG (43.57 KiB) Viewed 3568 times

Any help is good help in getting this bike back to original.
Thank you
Eric

[David Lahey]

24 it does take 1/4 turn to engage. They usually start to drive at about the same height as the footpeg. Yours looks a tiny bit low.
26 not sure but think it is zinc plated and no plastic
Are you sure it is the right front rim? They are pretty distinctive but I can't see yours well enough

[Tioli]

Hi David

is 26 like 25?

[David Lahey]

My sister owns an unmolested TY175JC. There is a good chance that I can take photos over Easter of her bike showing the bits you want to know about. It has never had (or needed) anything fixed or fiddled with but that also means it's got lots of "age patina" - so don't be too shocked - it's not pretty

[Tioli]

That would be fantastic David and well appreciated as I know the work/time it would take.
Who would criticize a chance to see a original bike
Thanks
Eric