abhichotu.abhi

Hi friends,

recently i was gone out of city for 11days. in the eleven days my bike pulsar 150 was not riden by anyone. during those days heavy rains were striking city and when i came back and started bike it did start in one kick but look what happened
" all the buttons were damn tight that i cannot even switch ON headlights, horn button was too tight to say and every thing else was working like i was driving abike which has all jammed parts"
please suggest what to do..

Aryan

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pavanchirmade

keep it covered with a nice garage cover. Get a thick one. the blue or silver coloured ones.
and get switch and console covers. also oil the chain, the moving parts like brake levers and all. and keep it covered when it rains heavily.

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Ricci

Spray WD40 at the switches, locks etc to loosen them up, WD40 also acts are water repellant and rust inhibitor.

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princesirohi

wht is WD40

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WD40 is a oil (based) lube-spray...

now there are other alternatives from pidlite etc (i forgot the name) but go to a hardware store or a engine oil store and ask for it!

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arvindraju

use ACF-50 during rains
works brilliant

ACF-50

Samyaza

Where did you get it?

Saw this on the website: ACF-50 is good for rubber, preventing it from cracking or drying out.

I wonder if it can be used to clean o-ring chains...

arvindraju

got one can from the US

o-ring chains i stick to motul chain clean & Motul chain lube

Raccoon

Any idea if its available in India? Cost?