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Re: Fazer 600 oil ,,, stuck - darrsi - 17-02-13
(17-02-13, 12:13 PM)DryRob link Wrote: I use several mirrors to check mine whilst riding
Oh, that's why those Lambretta boys have all those mirrors, i did wonder....... :lol
Re: Re: Fazer 600 oil ,,, stuck - stevierst - 17-02-13
(17-02-13, 12:16 PM)darrsi link Wrote: [quote author=DryRob link=topic=6340.msg58630#msg58630 date=1361099600]
I use several mirrors to check mine whilst riding
Oh, that's why those Lambretta boys have all those mirrors, i did wonder....... :lol
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Na, that's so they can see all the bits falling off as they hit the head spinning top speed. ;D
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Re: Fazer 600 oil ,,, stuck - JZS 600 - 18-02-13
(17-02-13, 11:11 AM)JZS 600 link Wrote: I check mine on the centre stand with a torch as the foccing level glass is so awkward to see on your own without some one holding the bike up for you and I don't fancy a 600 landing on my head on the drive
Aye! nearly had me an all!
Re: Fazer 600 oil ,,, stuck - Arfa - 18-02-13
It's a definite pain checking the oil level with the belly pan in place.
Have to shine a light in there to see anything. Got to admit, behind the belly pan, I never even noticed the min/max spots. Always just filled it, such the oil is about 3/4 up the glass window.Also the manual mentions running the engine for a couple of minutes from cold, before checking the level... TBH, I find the level does settle into sight.