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| Selling my FZS 600 aftermarket fancy bits. |
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Posted by: Motorbreath - 15-07-13, 02:39 PM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted
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They will be sent from Spain, so it's better to have combined shippings. I listen to offers of course. Pictures are on later posts.
-jack-up kit (shorter dogbones) €10[color=rgb(34, 34, 34)] + 7€ shipping[/color]
-front preload adjusters from a 02- bike plus necessary washers and spacers. €25[color=rgb(34, 34, 34)][/color] + €7 shipping.
-MIVV Titanium with removable dB-killer. EU legal with certificate. €120 (about [color=rgb(34, 34, 34)]£105) + Shipping €40[/color]. SOLD
-Double bubble F.Fabbri smoked screen. SOLD!
-1kg/mm linear Technoflex springs. €40 ([color=rgb(34, 34, 34)]£35) [/color]+ ¿€12 shipping? Sold
-F.G. Gubellini multi-adjustable rear shock €140 ([color=rgb(34, 34, 34)]£122[/color][color=rgb(34, 34, 34)])[/color]+ 40€ shipping.
-Thunderace light-alloy rear brake torque arm. €12 ([color=rgb(34, 34, 34)]£10) + 7€ shipping[/color] Sold
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| Squeaky rear brake |
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Posted by: Skippernick - 15-07-13, 01:50 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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When i spin the rear wheel there is a squeak coming form the rear brake, the wheel spins one turn with a bit of effort.
I assume that there is a sticky piston.
I'm going to take the caliper off, remove the pads, put a bit of wood inbetween the pistons and pump them out to give them a clean and regrease.
Does taking the resevior cap off help in returning the pistons to the in position?
Don't want to strip them down as i need the bike and am planning putting braided lines on in about 3 weeks so want to do it then if needs be.
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| front Sprocket Nut Dealer Problem. |
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Posted by: Dcock - 15-07-13, 11:49 AM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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Just a quick question. My sprocket nut is the old style nut, but it is not loose. Should the local dealer replace the nut FOC? If so does this have to be during a service or can i literally just take it to the dealer for them to change the nut without paying for a service. Thanks.
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| Ignition Leads not staying put ! |
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Posted by: Camshaft - 15-07-13, 10:52 AM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner
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Hi,
Where the top seal part of the ignition leads mount into the top part of the spark plug tube they are not all staying in place.
I can push them down and completely seat them in place by hand but next time I look at them 2 or 3 are always hovering above their seated position. :eek
It is not affecting engine operation.
Any tips on how to get them to stay in place would be great :lol
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| Leaky seam |
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Posted by: DryRob - 14-07-13, 11:37 PM - Forum: General
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I was giving my bike it's yearly bath earlier and noticed air leaking from one of the seams, can I reseat this myself or do I have to take it to a fitters?
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