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Fazer 1000 Jet kit / EXUP
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Fazer 1000 EXUP set
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Downshifts getting herder...
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Whoever posts last is bes...
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Gen1/2 Fazer 1000: Common...
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Wind noise....Thank you
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Scottoiler gone bad?
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Support a fellow Foccer
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Thinking of buying an FZ8
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what did you do with your...
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New member |
Posted by: Wan512 - 14-11-21, 08:32 PM - Forum: Introduction
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Hi new member here in Derbyshire. Just picked up a 99 FZS600. Looking forward to getting some tips from here.
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New Admin(s) required - enquire within |
Posted by: Aegis Bearing Mel - 13-11-21, 04:24 PM - Forum: General
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Kia ora Foccers, I hope that we are well and dandy despite what this year has thrown at us.
Just making a final call for anyone with hosting/migrating/SMF/forum experience to step up and help take the site forward as I look to move on from being Admin here.
As is painfully obvious the site could do with a guid auld wash 'n brush up, iirc it was around 2011 that Geek and I worked on getting things together and moved over from Yuku, so long overdue a refresh.
Since I moved from Glasgow to Auckland I've not been spending time on either my bike or here, so really need someone to help Bob as he's pretty much been running the show on his own.
I'd hate to see the auld girl be archived, but realistically that's the way I think it may end up if we can't get someone with the know how to step forward, I just don't have the time nor inclination to do justice to this place anymore.
Please let Bob, the mods or I know if you'd be able/willing to help out sooner than later, otherwise I'm going to have to make some pretty tough calls before the new year.
Cheers,
Aegis
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Help with FZS600 clutch please |
Posted by: VinceFZS600 - 13-11-21, 03:36 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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My clutch is really hard to pull and spoils the ride. The clutch cable is fine & the housing for the cable mechanism is light as a feather, retracts as I guess it should.
Do I need to fit a different clutch or springs?
Any help greatly appreciated.
Many thanks, Vince.
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2012 Fazer 800 SA Headlamp relay location? |
Posted by: Marcho - 12-11-21, 02:31 PM - Forum: Fazer8 / FZ8
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Hi everyone, my headlight bulb isn't coming on, bulb is ok and if I unplug the bulb the blue dash indicator comes on but goes out as soon as I plug the bulb back in. I suspect it's the headlamp relay but Where is it??
Anyone know where it's located?
Also anyone know the part number?
Cheers
Ian
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Lighter clutch |
Posted by: dueruote - 07-11-21, 07:58 AM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner
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Assuming the clutch cable is new or well lubed, and everything else being equal, just by changing the clutch plates, can you expect a lighter actuation force on the clutch lever ?
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What are you going to do with your Fazer this winter...? |
Posted by: Grahamm - 03-11-21, 06:37 PM - Forum: General
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Ok, so we have the "what did you do with your Fazer" thread, but I've been going through the list of things that I want to do on my FZ6 this winter and was somewhat surprised at how many items are on it!
Nothing is safety critical, but they're things that I've been meaning to do for a while, just not done because other stuff has taken up my time.
I normally ride all year round, but at the moment I don't have anything on my calendar which I'm going to need it for, so here's what's on the list:
1) Sort the throttle out.
For some reason, there's a point at which it "sticks" for a moment when I open it. It's not a major issue and it's not like it jams or anything, but it means the power delivery isn't as smooth as I like.
Also, whilst I've got the grip off I'm going to put some silicone lube on the cables.
2) Lube the clutch cable.
Like with the throttle, the clutch isn't quite as smooth as it should be, so some silicone lube on that won't go amiss. Also I probably should check the free play which I've been meaning to do, but never got around to over the summer.
3) Balance the throttle bodies.
I'm actually not sure that there might not be a vacuum leak on cylinder 4, because that's the one the Scotoiler was linked to, but I found out earlier this year that it wasn't delivering the oil as it should. I replaced the oiler tubing (which had a hole in, probably didn't help!) and then the oil reservoir/ pump, but that didn't solve the issue until I moved the connector to cylinder 3.
4) Check the valve clearances.
I've been meaning to learn to do this for myself, rather than taking it to the workshop and, because I've got the old engine that died a couple of years ago, I can practice on that before I do it for real, just in case I mess anything up! The engine is over the 24,000 miles point, so it's a good time to do it.
5) Fix the instrument cluster display.
When we had the thunderstorms a few weeks back, instead of being parked in the shed, the bike was on my sister's driveway as I was staying there and water got into the cluster, making the display fade out. Fortunately I've taken it apart before, so it's a much easier job this time, but it's a hassle having to take off the fairings etc.
6) Bleed the brakes.
Since I put the HEL braided lines on, the braking has become a lot more effective and the feel is better, but I'm thinking it's always a good idea to check that they're still in tip-top condition.
7) Everything else...!
Lots of little bits, like, recently, on a Group Ride, we were on a bumpy country road and I lost my right hand blind spot mirror I hadn't had one for ages, but, when I put it on, I realised how helpful it was and now I miss it!
The bike needs a wash after getting caught in the rain and I should re-do the ACF 50 after I've given the downpipes a polish.
Put a new connector on the Optimate Lead. For some reason, when the bike is on charge (I also use the lead to supply power to the TomTom Sat Nav cradle) it loses connection. I've tried cleaning the contacts, but I think there may be corrosion on the other side which is causing an issue.
As I said, none of these are safety critical issues that would eg cause an MOT fail, but I've just been busy with other stuff, so not got around to them for months...!
What about the rest of you? Got any plans/ upgrades/ tweaks you're going to do?
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