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Old 12-09-2003, 08:31 PM   #1 (permalink)
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hey ppl,
have been havin my dtsi for 53 days now n it has clocked 3380 kms n is thru the first two services.
i will be sailing off by christmas....so will not be around for 8-9 months during which time there wld be no one to use the bike.
wat do i do in oder to maintain its condition thru the 8-9 months.
i saw the manusl it suggests that the spark plugs to be taken off n 2t oil is to be poured n the engine should be cranked so thet the piston n cylinders r well lubricated, then drain the tank n disconn the btteries, clean n oil parts to prevent rust.
but the service center guys says if u don use the bike the oild will dry up n enginw wld be ceased n one has to open up the engine.....that sounds scary n wldnt want that to happen.
is ti possible to ask my mom to start it will the electric sstart motor everyday for n let it run for 15 mind, but then wld the battery hole enough charge for 8 months with 15 mins running everyday??
wat if it runs out of charge?
guys i am confused
pls suggest how do i go abt this
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Old 12-09-2003, 08:38 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Sanu,

the methods which were given in the manual are true, i dont think the oil will dry up.

Or else u can give ur bike to a 'trustworthy person' who would take care of ur bike.

Or else, u can handover ur bike to me
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Old 12-09-2003, 08:47 PM   #3 (permalink)
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well sabby....ahem.
i really wish i cld convince myself to do wt u suggested but nahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh have decided to lay it off......i wldnt want someone to be building a relationship with my dtsi when i am not around []
thanx nyways......but no thanx
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Old 12-09-2003, 08:54 PM   #4 (permalink)
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yeah man,

i know how much u love ur bike. Even i wouldnt handover my bike to someone[|)][|)]
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Old 12-10-2003, 05:27 AM   #5 (permalink)
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Put bike on mainstand before leaving...make sure its in a covered place with a garage cover...get someone to wash it once in 10 days...
Disconnect battery terminals,drain out the carb. Remove the mirrors.make sure there is no fuel in the tank.after doing all this kick start the bike..run it till engine stalls due to absence of fuel.
Keep battery at home. Tell your family to go and get battery charged frm a battery dealer once in a month.By doing all this your bike will be in perfect condition.
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and don't worry abt the oil, it won't dry up.
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Old 12-10-2003, 09:25 AM   #7 (permalink)
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thanx ppl,
i will do just that, well am not too sure if it will require a wash now n then coz i am planning to keep it indoor and will get it polish and clean it before i roll it into my house.
yeah gotta ask my cousin to charge the battery once in a while,
guys after doing all this how do i start the the bike again when i get bak?
do i unscrwe the spary plugs n pour enough 2t oil into the combustion chamber n crank it n screw the plugs bak in? or shal i jus let the bike as it is after draining the fuel?
pls advice
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