Honda nx650 dominator parts list

I am about to totally strip down to the bare frame my Honda NX650 Dominator
to repaint and it would be easier with a parts list to follow for re
assembly. Anyone know where I can obtain one at a reasonable price UK

Cheers Ken

 

Perhaps I've misunderstood what it is that you're asking for. I would
think that a combination of the Honda service manual and lots of
photographs and notes would do the job. Do you want something like this,
but pre-prepared for you? Are you looking for something like the Honda
service manual but cheaper? Are you looking for something entirely
different?

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Later,
John



'indiana' is a 'nolnn' and 'hoosier' is a 'solkk'. Indiana doesn't solkk.

 

Thanks for the reply

I have a workshop manual on CD its OK but not so clear on the pictures. I
was thinking that a parts list will show every nut bolt and washer. I have
2 complete bikes and will make one using the best bits from both so I shall
have a large pile of spares. Just thought a Parts list would help but I
don't seem able to locate one yet.

Regards Ken

 

Ok, that does make things a bit more clear.

The factory service manual and the parts fiche are about as close as
you're going to come to a pre-prepared parts list, and neither is quite
that.

I suspect that your CD manual is a low-quality scan of the factory
manual; at least, the vast majority of the ones that I've seen for sale
are that (or worse). Getting the real item will improve the picture
quality. Whether or not the investment is worthwhile given that you
possess something similar, I can't say.

I'd still recommend lots of pictures and a disassembly notebook, no
matter how good a manual you get. Add to that a big pile of containers
for parts, lots of labels, indelible marker to label them, and you're in
business.

It sounds like a lot of work, to take notes on your disassembly, take
pictures before, during, and after the removal of each piece, and to
label absolutely _everything_ that comes off the bike, but it makes
reassembly far easier than it might have been. Of course, the number of
photos and detail of notes that you need depends on the project, your
memory, and the quality of your manual.

An example of this strategy in operation is the recent series of
articles in BIKE, where Rupert Paul tore down a FireBlade and
re-assembled it. It was called "Project FireBlade" and the article that
I've got here is from Sept. 2005. He adds the twist that he cleans all
parts as the come off the bike, as a way of speeding reassembly. It
strikes me as a pretty good idea.

HTH

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Later,
John



'indiana' is a 'nolnn' and 'hoosier' is a 'solkk'. Indiana doesn't solkk.