We were working on the step area and remaining tasks.
We’ll replace the spark plugs. It’s a good idea to replace the terminal ends at the same time.
NT4245, 25 yen each. Right now this is the only aluminum we have available.
Using a minus screwdriver without forcing it—that’s the GOOD way to avoid putting stress on the arm.
We replaced the front and rear brake fluid, clutch fluid, and all fluids.
We’ll clean up the step nicely.
This is the condition before cleaning. First, it looks like there’s some clearcoat, so we’ll strip it off using the stripping agent from the other day.
We put it in a plastic bag and sprayed it, then left it to sit.
It came off surprisingly well and looks nice and clean.
Even with gloves on, it stings a bit.
We finished up the small parts like this.
That’s how it is.
The bare metal is in good condition. I thought about spraying Guncoat clearcoat, but it won’t last forever anyway. With bare metal, we can just polish it again if needed, which is faster.
You can match it to your shop’s setup and decide what works best for you.
There’s more to come.
