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Leaky Nipples |
Posted by: RoyBatty - 23-11-20, 05:48 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner
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Is it normal, as I've just found suggested online (R1 forum), for the bleed nipples to weep fluid out of the threads a bit after brake bleeding?
I hope so, 'cause mine are... :\
Conscientiously, I splurged on three new ones from Yambits.
Ironically, the only one not weeping is the old one round the back of the rear caliper that I wasn't aware of at time of order.
PTFE tape bodge, maybe? Put the old ones back.. (defeatist).
I understand the seal is at the taper not the thread. I suppose its feasible that fluid in the thread from bleeding might 'wick' its way out..
I'll keep cleaning it off for now, fingers crossed.
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Brake pads? |
Posted by: Decoke Dave - 21-11-20, 08:18 PM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner
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Just wondered who makes the original Yamaha brake pads? Had a look at mine today while changing the brake fluid, they are o.k but just checked the price from Yamaha ? bloody hell! Don’t want anything fancy that rips the disc to shreds, any recommendations?
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Soap opera and a 70s sit com! |
Posted by: Decoke Dave - 19-11-20, 12:06 AM - Forum: General
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How many of you are aware of a current soap opera named after our wonderful machines?..............................
And an old sitcom that will NEVER see the light of day again?............................................
I apologize in advance for being a sad, misguided individual :o
"Fazers, everybody needs good Fazers with a little understanding" I'm sure you get the idea!
And!
"Love thy Fazer, and you will find your labours, a great bit easier, life will be breezier"
:o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o Sorry!
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Engine tear down |
Posted by: First time fazer - 18-11-20, 09:22 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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Hi guys, so recently tried to cheat when replacing the cam chain on my 2001 fzs 600. Was going fine until... I dropped the joining link into the dark depths of the cam chain tunnel, I'm assuming it's caught up somewhere down in the crank case, my question is... How possible is it to take off the cylinder head and block with the engine in situ? And is there anything likliy to spring out of place by removing the head and block? I know it's a noob question to ask but there you go. Any help or advice.. would be welcomed, and I do expect the right amount of piss taking too.. thanks in advance.
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Dog bones for raising |
Posted by: Lakesandcakes - 18-11-20, 11:54 AM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner
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Hey guys and gals.
I know this has been covered many times as I have been through all the posts on here. PieEater has posted a pic of his 50mm Fazer jack up kit on his bike outside (RAF Wittering) by the looks of things...great pic!
I am 6' and 16 stone......hence the name Lakesandcakes. :rolleyes
I have just bought this:https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/H-Yamaha-FZS1000-Fazer-00-05-Jack-Up-Kit-50mm-Dog-Bones-Suspension-Linkages-/223098198337 off thiefbay which says in the description that it will raise the rear end by 50mm. Not received yet.
My question is that all the other pictures (google search) of the 50mm dog bones show them as longer than the 25mm etc etc. I thought the longer the dog bones the lower the bike will be (Seat height) as they sit on a bell crank by the rear shock.
If PieEater is out there did you fit something similar to give your bike the higher back. I know you said it was a 50mm jack up kit but that just confused me even more...…. :\ :\
Any and all advice would be really appreciated!
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