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Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)
hey guyz, should i get the fork oil changed at 10k kms????? Is it really needed.....???
hey guyz, should i get the fork oil changed at 10k kms????? Is it really needed.....???
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Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)
Hey guys.. I want to mount pulsar UG4's tank shrouds on my pulsar UG3..Is it possible?? If so what do i have to do?? Do i have to weld those parts on to my tank ??Comment
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Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)
recently i checked, i think the dealer did not provide me with enough engine oil and brake oil. i am not seeing any oil through the window. what should i do?Comment
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Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)
Yes, it's required in order to keep the suspension in top condition. Used up oil will not be efficient at damping. It will also cause the oil seal to break and then there will be oil spillage on your front disk brakes etc. Changing oil seal is quite complicated process in our bikes that's why change the oil when all is good. You'll need 320 ml (ie 160ml x 2 bottles) oil per fork. I would buy 4 bottles at Bajaj spares and then get the oil replaced at roadside suspension shop.Originally posted by Taahir View Post
Remember P180 (UG4 only), P200 and P220 need 320ml per fork. Other pulsars need only 160ml per fork. Don't know about 200ns.
Yes it's possible. But remember your handle bar will touch those flaps. To avoid that Bajaj has made turning radius of UG4 as big as Adnan Sami.Originally posted by inrockz View Post
Always check the engine oil in the morning when engine as cold as Indian govt. Put the bike on the middle stand on a very flat ground. Count to 100 and then check the level.Originally posted by anarchy911 View Post
About brake oil, as somebody said newer DOT oils are clear transparent like water.Comment
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Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)
[MENTION=25280]lockhrt999[/MENTION]
i am giving it for servicing at GEMS Bajaj very soon, service adviser said it'll cost 350 rs in total for fork oil. Is he quoting the price for 4 bottles...?? And 350 rs for paid servicing.
And i am going to get motul 5100 4T 15W50 for rs 560.
Is there some way i can get the servicing done and fork oil changed in front of my eyes @ GEMS....??
Where is the suspension shop in our area??Comment
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Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)
Rs. 350 seems alright considering single bottle costs around 50-60 rs. There's a good suspension shop in dange chowk (opp the garden).Originally posted by Taahir View Post
Well, in Gems they have servicing waiting period of at least a day. So if you're willing stand there all day you might be able to get the whole servicing carried out in front of your eyes. In the early days I was able to get it serviced in front of my eyes as there was not much rush by then. About engine oil, you can tell them that you'll be bringing your own oil while taking the delivery and they can change the oil only then so that way you at least know what actually went into the engine.Comment
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Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)
Thanx...!! So should i get the fork oil changed at dange chowk or gems?Originally posted by lockhrt999 View Post
is der any good bajaj svc or mechanic you know about, because if i am getting the engine oil and fork oil changed from other places...i can get the servicing also done some other place in short period of time that too in front of my eyes...!!!Comment
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Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)
There's a bajaj service center opp the SBI bank in Hinjewadi which I've not tried. They are not much crowded. If you go there early and insisted them doing the job right then, you might get it done in front of your eyes. Just be there before 9.30am. You could do the fork oil replacement right there.Originally posted by Taahir View PostComment
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Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)
I am planning to get the servicing and fork oil changed by a local mechanic, he agreed to do it infront of me with 2-3 hrs.Originally posted by lockhrt999 View Post
enquired bout the price of fork oil, its just 45 per bottle(GEMS) and the local mechanic agreed to change it for 80 bucks..!!
One more thing, dont the rear shock absorbers need any maintenance?Comment
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Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)
Rear suspension use air as a damping material and for that rear suspension canisters need to be filled with with air at about 100 psi pressure with a special needle like tube which nobody has.Originally posted by Taahir View PostComment
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Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)
So how do WE do that...Originally posted by lockhrt999 View Post
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hey [MENTION=25280]lockhrt999[/MENTION]
can i give p180 to the local mechanic, i am a bit confused because its a new bike...
i have known for quite some years, and he does quite good servicing of my activa...!!!Comment
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Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)
When I wanted to do that I filled the air by inserting a syringe needle into that canisters .That needle was attached to air pump.Originally posted by Taahir View PostSo how do WE do that...
If you know the mechanic who does the good the job well maybe you should drop bike at him.Originally posted by Taahir View Posthey @lockhrt999
can i give p180 to the local mechanic, i am a bit confused because its a new bike...
i have known for quite some years, and he does quite good servicing of my activa...!!!Comment
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Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)
Originally posted by lockhrt999 View Post
okie..i think i'l have to come to you for the air canister thng....heheh...!!
ur link for the afr tuning is not working...
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hey guys, at what rpms do we shift up to get max acceleration, and top speed in the 5th gear....??
--planning to rip the vehicle once after servicing....!!Comment
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Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)
my rear brake pads are still stock...clocked 10k...should get them replaced as welll.....???Comment
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Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)
Well it depends upon their functionality. If they are good, why waste money.PeaceComment
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