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Bikes, Hints'n'Tips => FZS600 Fazer => Topic started by: reillypadraig on 17 December 2013, 10:56:00 am
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Old rad was I a bad was so got new cover, arrived yesterday, so I decided to undo the side bolts to attach the cover, and just as always with my Fazer, there had to be one prick of a bolt that wouldn't open, of course the hex rang, then vice grips didn't work, the outside is domed shaped do no use, so I decided to cut a line in the bolt with a hacksaw and use a flat head screwdriver, nope didn't work, tight as fuck, so I got thick and put the screwdriver at an angle and a hammer and tried to batter it around so I might turn abit and then unscrew it, but no, I pushed the whole corner or the rad in on its self :'( ,
But any thoughts on the rad cover?
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You could try drilling the head off it but you might be better off leaving it as is if it's still holding coolant
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This might help you with the bolt...
www.youtube.com/embed/E90IH20he80 (http://www.youtube.com/embed/E90IH20he80)
Edit: Why can't you use the embed code on this site?
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Left hand drill bit and loads of penentrating oil is the way to go. :)
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Wait your all telling him to get a drill to it when he has allready proved to be Frank Spencer
I say leave it and fit the cover with 3 bolts and not 4
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Wait your all telling him to get a drill to it when he has allready proved to be Frank Spencer
I say leave it and fit the cover with 3 bolts and not 4
I reckon there's a good chance it will vibrate if not bolted down properly.
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Put a blob of silicone behind
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Wait your all telling him to get a drill to it when he has allready proved to be Frank Spencer
I say leave it and fit the cover with 3 bolts and not 4
He hasn't broken it yet, he just bent it :lol
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as said above 3 bolts and a blob of silicone. A lot cheaper than damage to the rad.