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Posted by: HaVoC - 21-04-14, 01:03 AM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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Hey guys.. again, looking a bit of advise, I recently changed out my downpipes forstainless ones (due to blow out) but I sheared off one of the studs. The problem at the minute is drilling the stud out is a b*tch, are they hardened steel? Has anyone done this themselves before, if so what type of drill bit did you use? Doing my head in, and I really don't want to have to spend £50 getting it done professionally....
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Posted by: Sannox - 20-04-14, 10:34 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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Has anyone bunged on individual k&n air filters to the carbs, junking the original air box etc and re-jetted? Does this increase throttle response and power? Is it even worth it on a 95bhp bike? It's been suggested it's not worth stressing a perfectly good engine. Any thoughts?
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| Engine Bars or Crash bungs?? |
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Posted by: yoyo - 20-04-14, 10:17 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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I need to get some protection for the Mrs FZS600, there is a good chance she is going to drop the bike at a standstill and I want to protect it a bit. He last bike was an ER6 and the bungs were fitted quite high up and when she dropped it there was no damage at all. The FZS mountings look really low! Do I go for engine bars or bungs? Do either of them protect the rest of the bike or only the important bits? Anyone with any experience? Go on don't be shy! Most of us have had the indignity of having to pick a bike up at a junction!
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Posted by: yoyo - 20-04-14, 09:22 PM - Forum: Introduction
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Thought I'd drop in and say hi, just bought the Mrs a cracking FZS600, on a 99 plate with 30k on it, miles are a bit high but it's got FSH and loads of bills to go with it, she's very happy I just need to get the washers to restrict it to 33bhp and some crash bungs or engine bars! Looking forward to having a nose around!
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| Dead electrics |
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Posted by: Albert Herring - 20-04-14, 08:38 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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(warning: contains gross stupidity)
OK, so in a fit of inattention while I was refitting the battery after taking it out for charging* I managed to briefly connect the battery terminals the wrong way round. Naturally, something went phut and now I have a dead, or at least dormant, bike (a 2000 boxeye 600, for reference). With the battery refitted the not-bloody-stupid way round, turning the ignition on has no effect at all - in fact, there is no circuit between the battery terminals with the ignition key inserted and turned to on. No dashboard lights or LCDs, no fuel pump tick, no nothing (which sort of follows logically from the above, I guess).
All fuses in the fuse box and the big 30A one tested and OK. Battery producing 13.4V
So, any suggestions as to which bits am I most likely to have fried, and how I should test them? Big relay under the left hand side cover next to what I think is the flasher relay? That black box under the toolkit that I've never actually identified? ECU? Something else? I didn't really notice where the phut came from but at a pinch I'd say to the right of the battery compartment somewhere.
* Needed charging because of a separate bit of stupidity, but not a relevant one as far as I can tell
Signed, A. Numpty
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