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| Downshifts getting herder when engine warms up |
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Posted by: PieEater - 10-08-25, 03:14 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner
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Hi Fokkers - bike has done just over 60,000 miles and downshifts are starting to get harder to engage. I've adjusted the clutch cable from the top adjuster so there is some but very little slack, I've also adjusted the lever span outwards so the cable is being pulled in a bit more. Is it time to replace the clutch or is there something else I should be looking at first?
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Posted by: JoeGermanFazer - 08-08-25, 08:53 AM - Forum: Introduction
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Hi, I’m Domenik, 29 years young, from Germany. At the beginning of July this year, I bought myself a Yamaha Fazer RJ02 with 31,000 km on the clock. On the very first day after registering it, the engine blew. Cylinder 2 gave up.
So, I was faced with the choice: either sell it or rebuild it. In the end, together with a friend, I rebuilt the bike, replaced the engine, and changed various wear parts.
During this time, I also realized how difficult it can be to find tips and tricks, since the bike is already over 20 years old. That’s why I’m here — to exchange information and hopefully both get and give help.
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Posted by: imaburnthisfazer - 05-08-25, 12:33 AM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner
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started to take out the water pump and then decided to just do gaskets and never removed pump but now that im putting it back together, im finding that the chain has way to much play imo. i loosened the sprocket to allow me to take chain off but never did and went to tighten chain sprocket (lower) and its now got like 3-4 inches of play if not more, i can alost pop it off of the sprocket. i never removed clutch assembly and went through the oil pan. i initially started this job because i tracked down a tick/ rattle to the area the pump is at, and i cant find any way to tension said chain. is the chain stretched out? am i missing something? 7
also side note the bike gets hot really quickly and the carbs make a really weird almost pulsing noise at idle? ive cleaned themj out very roughly (its my first time working on a bike but im mechanically inclined so took it on. ive been told that they shouldnt make much noise if any at all. any help would be much appreciated as i am a bike noob after all lol. side note when carbs were cleaned they were never synced after wards so idk if thats the pulsing noise?
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Posted by: JC71 - 02-08-25, 10:43 AM - Forum: Introduction
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Good morning, new member here.
I’m in Essex not far from Stansted airport. Been riding since the 80’s and have owned and ridden all sorts of bikes. I’ve recently bought a 2004 FZS1000 with 26k. The bike is standard (I think) apart from a Maxton fork conversion and rear spring. The bike’s been cared for and has good service history. There was no evidence of a fork service so I’ve had them apart, changed the seals and bushes, and dealt with the seized adjusters. The front end feels pretty good now. I’ll likely get the rear shock serviced over the winter. Aside from that I’ve just balanced the carbs and serviced the exup valve, haven’t even cleaned it in the two months I’ve owned it!
Not sure about future plans. Thinking about an Ivan’s kit. There is a slight lean surge but it’s not huge, definitely feels like it needs more fuel at the bottom though. All in all I’m pretty happy with it.
Looking forward to reading and learning from fellow owners.
Cheers, Jez
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