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175 CT1 oil line diagram confusion - was created by EnduroDan

I inadvertantly broke the oil injection line while taking of the head on my CT1 (I forgot to unbolt it from the head-duh!) I need to either fix it somehow or replace the line.  I am confused what to order.  On the bike the line feed into the head with a banjo bolt with a hole through it to feed the oil (the second picture minus the banjo bolt).  On the diagram in the parts manual, it doesn't look like that at all (the first picture).  I am assuming I need the hose in the diagram.  Is that correct?
 
  
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Replied by MarkT on topic 175 CT1 oil line diagram confusion -

There is a banjo bolt fitting on the base of the cylinder and another banjo bolt fitting on top of the pump.  They are connected with a small diameter rubber hose that has special spring clips as hose clamps.

Your picture isn't showing either banjo bolt...  hard to tell but looks like a broken hose sticking up?
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Replied by EnduroDan on topic 175 CT1 oil line diagram confusion -

I have attached a picture of the banjo bolt fitting on the top and it doesn't look like the one in the diagram. The hose in the picture that I circled is broken.  I ordered the hose in the diagram that was circled: I am trying to verify if that is the same as the broken hose in the picture.  The diagram is a little confusing to me.
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Replied by MarkT on topic 175 CT1 oil line diagram confusion -

That looks like the banjo bolt fitting for the cylinder, the special spring hose clamp, and maybe a small piece of old hose?

I'm not sure if the original hoses were formed or if they harden with age and heat and just take a set over the years.

The new hose you'll get is just a length of special size hose you cut to length.  It's not formed or bent.  See link for picture.

www.partzilla.com/product/yamaha/90445-05M07-00

Does that clear up the confusion?



 
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Replied by EnduroDan on topic 175 CT1 oil line diagram confusion -

Yes it does, thanks.  Now that I look closely at that top "banjo delivery pipe" it has the right angle to it - you can barely see it in the diagram.  Again, thanks for he help.
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Replied by RT325 on topic 175 CT1 oil line diagram confusion -

If you buy a hose that needs cutting to length just be careful not to kink it changing angles from pump to cylinder. Pipe should be fairly firm not a soft rubber. One more thing is if you need to remove the banjo on the pump to fit the hose there's a very fine spring in the bolt with a very small ball in the threaded hole that spring sits against, just be careful that's all. Should be able to flick the hose off as it is though but clip will need a help with a screwdriver to lever it off.
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Replied by Mothersbaugh on topic 175 CT1 oil line diagram confusion -

And have several spotters standing by to watch for the clip when it flies off and departs for parts unknown behind you in the garage!!
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Replied by Gr8uncleal on topic 175 CT1 oil line diagram confusion -

Sounds like me removing headlight lens clips - I reckon that there are one or two hiding in my garage roof! 

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I guess if it's possible, you could try doing it with someone holding a plastic bag over your hands, at least as much as is practical - if it flies off, it is stopped by the bag.
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Replied by MarkT on topic 175 CT1 oil line diagram confusion -

I always just slide those little clips down the hose with a screwdriver and away from the fitting...  remove the hose from fitting and then slide clip off end of hose. 

I think if you tried to pry the clip off the hose you'd probably ruin it... but maybe not, never tried it that way.
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Replied by Makotosun on topic 175 CT1 oil line diagram confusion -

What Mark said.
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