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FZS 1000 Exup Motor Wanted - bigbluebear - 14-06-14

As title. Exup motor wanted, my cables are free and my mechanic says the motor is sticking

Re: FZS 1000 Exup Motor Wanted - Kosmic Kartman - 14-06-14

Have you tried a bit of 3in1 oil and a squirt of WD40 between the servo and the pulley wheel? I had this problem a few years ago and it's been right as rain ever since.

Re: FZS 1000 Exup Motor Wanted - bigbluebear - 14-06-14

(14-06-14, 08:39 PM)Kosmic Kartman link Wrote: Have you tried a bit of 3in1 oil and a squirt of WD40 between the servo and the pulley wheel? I had this problem a few years ago and it's been right as rain ever since.

Yes, it happened a few weeks ago and sprayed and seemed to work, now it's happening again so heavily sprayed AC90 on it....shouldn't happen though.

Re: FZS 1000 Exup Motor Wanted - bigbluebear - 14-06-14

(14-06-14, 08:43 PM)bigbluebear link Wrote: [quote author=Kosmic Kartman link=topic=13616.msg153718#msg153718 date=1402774785]
Have you tried a bit of 3in1 oil and a squirt of WD40 between the servo and the pulley wheel? I had this problem a few years ago and it's been right as rain ever since.

Yes, it happened a few weeks ago and sprayed and seemed to work, now it's happening again so heavily sprayed AC90 on it....shouldn't happen though.
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Also the vibration through the foot pegs was pretty severe

Re: FZS 1000 Exup Motor Wanted - b1k3rdude - 14-06-14

Bear, dude, ebay.....


http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_sacat=0&_nkw=FZS1000+servo&rt=nc&LH_PrefLoc=1


Re: FZS 1000 Exup Motor Wanted - Exupnut - 15-06-14

Good find.

Re: FZS 1000 Exup Motor Wanted - unfazed - 15-06-14

For that price on ebay uk there are many more and some including cables in the good old USA for less including postage  Smile

Re: FZS 1000 Exup Motor Wanted - Exupnut - 15-06-14

There you go BBB... Get ur debit card workin u tight Scottish git lol

Re: FZS 1000 Exup Motor Wanted - b1k3rdude - 15-06-14

(15-06-14, 12:57 AM)unfazed link Wrote: there are many more and some including cables in the good old USA for less including postage
But bear in mind the reletivly new rates of customs duty and vat, HMRC are catching EVERYTHING now.

Re: FZS 1000 Exup Motor Wanted - bigbluebear - 16-06-14

On Hold....gave it a good dousing over the past couple of days and it seems to have freed itself....for now

Re: FZS 1000 Exup Motor Wanted - unfazed - 16-06-14

(15-06-14, 10:27 PM)b1k3rdude link Wrote: [quote author=unfazed link=topic=13616.msg153789#msg153789 date=1402790259] there are many more and some including cables in the good old USA for less including postage
But bear in mind the reletivly new rates of customs duty and vat, HMRC are catching EVERYTHING now.
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In Ireland Vat and duty is on the price of the items and they are selling for less than 10 sterling. Smile
when I bought mine I got a perfect set of cables with it, unfortunately I had already purchased a set from Wemoto. :'(
At least now I have a OEM spare set in good condition. :lol


Re: FZS 1000 Exup Motor Wanted - b1k3rdude - 16-06-14

(16-06-14, 12:13 PM)bigbluebear link Wrote: On Hold....gave it a good dousing over the past couple of days and it seems to have freed itself....for now
Grand, did you use ACF50? and not the inferior WD40. And while your at it you should give the exup valve a service and replace the 3x M6x5 (that hold the chrome cover on) and the 3x M6x15(or 10) that holdthe exup plate on with Stainless steel or better Titanium.



Re: FZS 1000 Exup Motor Wanted - bigbluebear - 17-06-14

(16-06-14, 07:00 PM)b1k3rdude link Wrote: [quote author=bigbluebear link=topic=13616.msg154044#msg154044 date=1402917184]On Hold....gave it a good dousing over the past couple of days and it seems to have freed itself....for now
Grand, did you use ACF50? and not the inferior WD40. And while your at it you should give the exup valve a service and replace the 3x M6x5 (that hold the chrome cover on) and the 3x M6x15(or 10) that holdthe exup plate on with Stainless steel or better Titanium.
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I used AC 90.....the exup was serviced whilst looking for the fault....bolts replaced too

Re: FZS 1000 Exup Motor Wanted - fireblake - 17-06-14

I took my servo off and used pliers to turn the pulley back and forth. Plenty of 3 in 1 and not had a problem for over a year.


Mickey