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Re: Bit of a weird one - darrsi - 16-06-15
So, finally got round to having a look at the air filter, and I was quite surprised at how dirty it was to be honest.
And when I took it out there was a bit of the old oily mayonnaise in there again.
Cleaned it all out and gave the K&N a good clean up with the recharge kit, then left it on my metal garage flip up door so the sun was shining directly on it to dry it out, then I oiled it.
Not tried the bike yet, I'll know if it's sorted things out on the way to work in the morning.
Re: Bit of a weird one - paulchucky - 16-06-15
make sure the breather pipes are free and not trapping when you fasten the tank back down
easily overlooked and can cause silly problems lol
get hold of the pipes and pull on them as you lower tank into position
Re: Bit of a weird one - darrsi - 16-06-15
(16-06-15, 08:26 PM)paulchucky link Wrote: make sure the breather pipes are free and not trapping when you fasten the tank back down
easily overlooked and can cause silly problems lol
get hold of the pipes and pull on them as you lower tank into position
What breather pipes?
Only pipe I touched was the fuel pipe
Re: Bit of a weird one - anutz - 16-06-15
so what is the orange stuff, and why is it coming out of the fuel pipe, its not tango is it?
Re: Bit of a weird one - paulchucky - 16-06-15
(16-06-15, 08:29 PM)darrsi link Wrote: [quote author=paulchucky link=topic=17271.msg199737#msg199737 date=1434482800]
make sure the breather pipes are free and not trapping when you fasten the tank back down
easily overlooked and can cause silly problems lol
get hold of the pipes and pull on them as you lower tank into position
What breather pipes?
Only pipe I touched was the fuel pipe
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theres breather pipe at the back of tank goes down between frame and airbox then in between frame and engine and comes out underneath next to main stand
what happens is when you lower tank into place they fold up at back under tank
Re: Bit of a weird one - anutz - 16-06-15
one some of the newer models i think thats gone, like on mine, the pipes are not attached to the tank, but the holes rest into a fixed bowl the pipes are fitted to the underside, its fitted on top of the airbox and routes, so you can move your tank around and off with no concern for kinking....etc...
Re: Bit of a weird one - darrsi - 16-06-15
Yep, what "anutz" said, no kinky pipes on my bike!
Re: Bit of a weird one - anutz - 16-06-15
so whats the orange stuff then?
Re: Bit of a weird one - darrsi - 16-06-15
(16-06-15, 08:38 PM)anutz link Wrote: so what is the orange stuff, and why is it coming out of the fuel pipe, its not tango is it?
It's not coming out of the fuel pipe, if it was I would hazard a guess the bike would sound like a bucket of nuts and bolts.
I believe it's a mixture of moisture and oil that collects over time at the bottom of the air box.
This time wasn't too bad, when I first got the bike it was swimming in the stuff when I opened up the air box.
Re: Bit of a weird one - darrsi - 16-06-15
These photo's were taken when I first got the bike.
Re: Bit of a weird one - Yas1 - 16-06-15
That gunk looks like an oil+water emulsion. Are you sure it's not coming out of the crankcase breather? Have you changed the oil recently, was that OK?
Re: Bit of a weird one - darrsi - 16-06-15
Oil's recent and fine.
Last photos are seven years old.
Re: Bit of a weird one - Jules-C - 17-06-15
Crankcase breather pipes will be choked with oil emulsion over last 15 years or so. Clean it out from air box and take pipes off to clean them through. Be 15 years before need to do it again
Re: Bit of a weird one - anutz - 17-06-15
might give mine a little fettle see whats in them whilst i have the tank off.....
Re: Bit of a weird one - darrsi - 17-06-15
(17-06-15, 07:50 AM)Jules-C link Wrote: Crankcase breather pipes will be choked with oil emulsion over last 15 years or so. Clean it out from air box and take pipes off to clean them through. Be 15 years before need to do it again
Air box is clean as a whistle now, but where exactly are the breather pipes you're on about?
Re: Bit of a weird one - paulchucky - 17-06-15
i`ll get a photo later
but you`ll have to tell how to upload it
never works when i try ??
Re: Bit of a weird one - Jules-C - 17-06-15
I'll give it a go too when I get home. Never tried putting a photo on here before so anything could happen
Re: Bit of a weird one - darrsi - 17-06-15
When you've got your photo online, or on your phone, choose "Additional Options" underneath the box for writing in when you reply, then browse for your photo.
You do have to have something written as well, even if it's just a full stop.
Press "(more attachments)" if you want to send more than one photo. (up to 4 per post) :thumbup
Re: Bit of a weird one - anutz - 17-06-15
here is mine on a spare engine - the one with red dots on - i added them!
![[Image: 1aab908d-797a-49e7-b0d2-b033c4031e7c_zpsdzhjgcxk.jpg]](http://i783.photobucket.com/albums/yy120/antz15/1aab908d-797a-49e7-b0d2-b033c4031e7c_zpsdzhjgcxk.jpg)
Re: Bit of a weird one - paulchucky - 17-06-15
(17-06-15, 04:23 PM)darrsi link Wrote: When you've got your photo online, or on your phone, choose "Additional Options" underneath the box for writing in when you reply, then browse for your photo.
You do have to have something written as well, even if it's just a full stop.
Press "(more attachments)" if you want to send more than one photo. (up to 4 per post) :thumbup
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