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FZS600 Fazer / Re: Possessed '03 Foxeye? Revs
« on: 20 May 2021, 09:56:16 pm »
Bump.
I believe it's the clutch push rod adjustment.

Badly adjusted clutch push, will make the clutch slip and the revs will rise, not drop, as you stated in your first post.  This would make the drive or power fall but the engine revs increase.

Did the engine revs rise or fall?   


Retrospectively, i think they only rose - i think perhaps the first time I noticed the fault until I had accelerated off and saw the revs drop drastically.
Added into this, the clutch appears only to be slipping at the peak of the torque curve and hasn't dropped off since the first time.


Thanks also for the input - I replaced the fuel filter so thanks for the heads up with that. :)

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FZS600 Fazer / Re: Possessed '03 Foxeye? Revs
« on: 20 May 2021, 09:52:30 pm »
Try adjusting the clutch this way, but first ensure the Clutch lever pivot hole is not worn before adjusting the clutch and cable is not frayed causing the elongation of the cable....



thanks for the comprehensive reply unfazed! I'll give this a go over the weekend. :)

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FZS600 Fazer / Re: Possessed '03 Foxeye? Revs
« on: 20 May 2021, 08:16:08 pm »
Bump.


Thanks for the direction with this. Having done a it of digging through old posts - as far back as 2013!) and other peoples similar symptoms I think i have found he solution - although am struggling to consistently rectify it.


I believe it's the clutch push rod adjustment.
This being because I removed it as it  stuck to the actuator when i removed the casing to clean out the sprocket before fitment!
[/size]In addition to this, I have tried several different tightnesses on the bolts but i'm flummoxed as to what is "right"Doe anyone know how i adjust the clutch push rod floating end? Tanks again for any support!G


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FZS600 Fazer / Possessed '03 Foxeye? Revs
« on: 29 April 2021, 09:52:58 pm »
Hi all!


Apologies for the clickbait title but I fear my bike made need some sort of exorcism as i'm pulling out my already balding hair with this one.....


I have an '03 foxeye, sub 18k miles, ridden daily (commuting from Bristol to Bath) since January with no problems.


Until yesterday... while accelerating fairly hard on a dual carriageway when the revs just dropped off like it was low on power but only temporarily! Not a misfire, just low power temporarily.
 
It happened at about 9k revs, dropped to about 7k revs then picked back up to around 8k. "Strange" i thought...


Until today! when, as if by some strange occurrence... the opposite happened! Increased revs while accelerating (as though a slipping clutch) then back to normal. I was nowhere near he clutch and hadn't used it in quite some time!


I feel i should add it doesn't hunt on idle and this is an intermittent fault.


To add more detail, I did an oil change at the weekend (let's not get into oil chat!) It di need a top up while I was riding after the change when the oil light came on so I topped it up a little. No more light. Could it be this? I feel this is fairly circumspect...


I also, to be safe, uprated the front sprocket this evening as I knew if had the older skinny one on there as i thought it might be spooling there but the nut I removed was tight like a tiger when I took it off.


So the bottom line is, I think my bike is possessed, does anyone have any suggestions as to what it may be and how to rectify it???


Failing that, does know any priests who do call outs to Bristol?




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FZS600 Fazer / Re: Damaged following hit and run
« on: 13 January 2021, 06:16:28 pm »
Thanks for the input everyone.


After a bit of assessment I've managed to bodge the indicator lenses back on and everything seems square...


I think i'll keep an ear to the ground for a silver tank and fairing but leave it tatty for a little while in case it happens again. IF anyone has a silver foxeye on it's last legs... i'm your guy.


Can anyone recommend a bike bodywork place in the South West (long shot) for this ding in the tank? I was quoted £300 quid earlier, I nearly crushed my phone!

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FZS600 Fazer / Damaged following hit and run
« on: 13 January 2021, 01:22:37 pm »
Hi, apologies if this has been answered in a previous thread - forums are new to me!


I have an 03 fazer (in silver) and someone has done me the absolute pleasure of knocking it over outside my house and driving off (no witnesses unfortunately).


They've left me with a dent in my tank, the front and rear fairing damaged (cracked) and an indicator is mullered too!


What are peoples thought on:
replacing the tank / getting it repaired or resprayed and which is cheaper - seem tanks on ebay for £60.
Could it be pulled? are they single skinned tanks?


Buying replacement fairing and getting that sprayed OR doing a naked conversion (how hard is it to convert to naked? I like the aesthetic of fairing but there's less to damage if it's naked should it happen again - i do live on a busy road in Bristol.)


Any advice on what to do to stop this happening again i'd be grateful for too!


Thanks in advance


G.


 

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Introduction / Hello!
« on: 13 January 2021, 01:14:17 pm »
Hi,


New fazer owner and new to forums altogether!


Very recently bough and insured an '03 FZS 600, I've had and ridden bikes abroad for years (not to mention having a TY 175 as a kiddy)  but have finally managed to do my mod 2 and buy this bike.


Insured it 31.12.20 and someone has driven into in and driven away today  :(  so you'll see me asking plenty of trim / fairing / technical questions!


Cheers Then,


G.










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