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Posted by: His Dudeness - 03-08-13, 08:28 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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I'm a bit confused by the instructions for adjusting the steering bearing so I thought I'd check before I do anything with it. The manual seems to say slacken off the lower ring nut totally, then tighten it to 52NM, then slacken it off totally again and then tighten it to 18NM. Is that right? Page 3-36 of the 98 service manual. I guess the first 52NM tightening is just to pull everything together and make sure everything is lined up properly?
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| Broken exhaust bracket advice |
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Posted by: adeejaysdelight - 03-08-13, 01:35 PM - Forum: General
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I am preparing the bike for a euro tour next month. I noticed the other day that the 3rd exhaust bracket (sitting on the bike) that holds the down pipe to the cylinder head has snapped in two! Now both sections of the bracket are held onto the bike with their bolts, and the exhaust is securely fixed by the other three down pipes. Now I am wondering, do I take the whole system off and get the bracket welded before I go, or do I leave it as it is and keep my money for my holiday? I have a full Leo Vince 4-2-1 system with a carbon fibre can, so I have no intention of replacing any of it. It will be a repair. I won't be using the bike for another week or two anyway, so no worries there. It just whether its worth the hassle or not... Oh, and I can't get a decent picture of it as a result of its location.
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| Parts needed URGENTLY!! |
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Posted by: ChristoT - 03-08-13, 01:04 PM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted
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Had an unfortunate incident where the Fazer got dropped and I ended in a ditch. :o Now I need parts to fix it up... :'(
Parts I need (all FZS600 BoxEye):
- Coolant pipes (The big one that goes across the front of the engine, and under the generator cover)
- Coolant pipe - the right angle bit of metal that attaches to the above coolant pipe, and bolts into the engine (behind the generator cover) FIXED
- A left hand stock mirror - BOUGHT OFF EBAY
- One cam cover
Hopefully the list won't grow... :'(
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