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Conversation Between Shivanshu and Sabari future pilot
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  1. Shivanshu
    05-15-2011 01:18 AM
    Shivanshu
    anytime brother
  2. Sabari future pilot
    05-15-2011 12:49 AM
    Sabari future pilot
    thanks brother.. Corrected it. Itz an easy job.. Now itz 1400.. noticed one thing engine sound changed when turned that screw...
  3. Shivanshu
    05-14-2011 10:36 AM
    Shivanshu
    The idling RPM is directly proportional to the Engine's health in layman terms. It makes Engine breathe as it wants to. A high idling RPM would result in stressing the engine, as it would be over-working to suck the mixture of air and fuel, which would also cause more consumption of fuel. A low idling RPM is like grasping for breathe, this is bad for engine as well as in this procedure if used for long the Engine can stall.... it would be grasping for the air-fuel mixture. I hope you got it bro, let me know
  4. Shivanshu
    05-14-2011 10:33 AM
    Shivanshu
    When you put your bike on side stand, go towards the right side of the bike, check below the tank, in the side black fairing you will find a U cut shape (its above the rear brake fluid container). If you look under the U shape cut hole, you will find a screw, using a long screwdriver you will be able to set the idle rpm, which should be between 1300 to 1500rpm.
  5. Sabari future pilot
    05-13-2011 10:44 PM
    Sabari future pilot
    How to set idle rpm of r15? Mine is 1100.. and one doubt what is the relation between idle rpm and performance of the bike?
  6. Shivanshu
    05-12-2011 09:43 AM
    Shivanshu
    Nothing to worry about brother, as I told you before the chain tensioner is set as per the length of the chain. if the new chain length is coming to adjuster 3 in chain tensioner let it be, there is no mistake of SVC guys. So its all cool. Ride Safe
  7. Sabari future pilot
    05-12-2011 01:19 AM
    Sabari future pilot
    Sorry brother
    posted that message through my mobile... Is that thing ( chain tensioner intially set at 3 for new chain set) due to SC guys mistake ? Today i phoned mechanic he said that it is usual nothing to worry.. And i don't think so.. Need more help from u..Thanks

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