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Posted by: mike.sg - 09-10-12, 07:03 AM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner
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Hey everyone,
My first post!
So I just bought my bike, an old Gen I. Everything seemed to be working well, until recently when the oil pressure light starting coming on.
I went back to the shop, and they added about 300ml of oil, and the light went away.
Soon enough though, the oil level dropped from above the max level on the sight window, to its current position between the max and min levels, and had stayed that way since.
However, yesterday, the light started coming on again. It turns on even when I'm just riding along on flat stretches, and will often just turn itself off after a while (within 3 minutes).
So, I suspect I am dealing with a faulty sensor? Is this something to worry about if the oil does never drops below the min level in the sight window?
How should I go about finding out the cause of this warning light turning on?
Thanks guys!
regards,
michael
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| Fzs 600 Mk1 Engine Crash bars |
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Posted by: Lez72 - 09-10-12, 06:49 AM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted
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I have for sale a set of Engine Bars for a MK1 600 Fazer. They have been on a bike but are in good, clean, tidy condition with no rust or flaking paint. They come complete with all the associated fittings but unfortunately no instructions but are very simple to fit.
Looking for £30 plus postage or you can collect from Leicestershire if interested.
Regards, Lez
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| stainless steel exhaust |
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Posted by: gordon - 09-10-12, 12:05 AM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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hi there, can any one tell me where to get a full stainless steel exhaust system from near bolton not too silly money , under £400 fitted if poss for a fazer 600 1999
thanks guys
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Posted by: nickw - 08-10-12, 10:05 PM - Forum: General
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How is it going everyone? I belong to this other riders forum that I'm trying to get more members over to. I belong to Power Sports Directory Riders and a few other forums as well. I don't like websites like facebook or myspace I prefer something smaller and more personal. I like to be able to get on to one of the forums I belong to and ask question or help answer question without having to read a bunch of post on where people are at or what there eating. We could really use some riders with a great deal of experience to help out us newbies. Come check it out you won't be sorry
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Posted by: bigbluebear - 08-10-12, 11:31 AM - Forum: Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner
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I recently dropped down a tooth on the front sprocket and have noticed quite a difference in acceleration. I know that the clocks will be out but not sure by how much. The bike accelerates much faster to 160 (allegedly) than before and wondered what the true speed actually was. I have an app on my phone which tracks speeds and is pretty accurate as I have tested it in my car, but I was shocked to find the actual speed was only reading 131 against 160 on the clock. Surely the difference can't be that vast by dropping down by one tooth, so if anyone can shed any light on the speed restrictions would be appreciated.
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