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  • Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)

    Originally posted by metalmaniac View Post
    Hi guys, just came back from the ASC. The issue was that at idle my rpm was flickering between 900-1000 rpm. The ASC service supervisor after inspection told me its natural with all vehicles. So I told him to show me a brand new Pulsar 180 and a used one so that I can verify the same. To my utter embarrassment both vehicles had the same fluctuating RPM at idle, with a variation of about 100-150 RPM.

    So I came back telling him "alright buddy".

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    Strange! My 11+ year old 80000+km old stock bikes rpm doesn't flicker! If its a very slow flickering then can be due to numerous causes but it shouldn't ideally flicker.

    Divyansh....

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    • Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)

      Originally posted by metalmaniac View Post
      Hi guys, just came back from the ASC. The issue was that at idle my rpm was flickering between 900-1000 rpm. The ASC service supervisor after inspection told me its natural with all vehicles. So I told him to show me a brand new Pulsar 180 and a used one so that I can verify the same. To my utter embarrassment both vehicles had the same fluctuating RPM at idle, with a variation of about 100-150 RPM.

      So I came back telling him "alright buddy".

      Sent from my Galaxy S4


      park the bike on stand and put it in neutral. start the engine and then rev it a bit and try to hold it contant as say 2-2.5k rpm. if you still see the needle flickering. its the tacho..
      if it dosen't flicker at that rpm but does at lower rpm. its the AFR. however 100-150 rpm isn't much of a diffrence and no tacho is prefect. what shows on meter can be easily off by 100-200 rpm on a accurate rpm reading machine.
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      • Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)

        Hi guys, since the RPM doesn't fluctuate away from the 900-1000 rpm mark I have stopped bothering, especially after what I saw on the new P180 and an old one too. Thanks for the inputs [MENTION=66664]Divyanshp150[/MENTION] and [MENTION=51754]theironhorse99[/MENTION].

        Also guys, when do you suggest I change the engine oil next? And which make and product? Also how often to clean & lubricate the chain?
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        • Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)

          Hay friends I need a small favour from all of you if that's OK with you all. If you can check in your cities about a part number dk141001 petrol tape for our bikes . here at bajaj it is not available . please see in your cities as I have checked everywhere and also why I am asking this as the current petrol tape which is available is of DJ model which actually is not for our bikes it is for 150cc. As while using this make the bike comes to reserve 28km before. As I have checked it on my bike from every angle.

          Right now I am tired from bajaj people as they are not at all corporative towards there customers. Hence friends can you take out little bit of time and help me on this. Than a ton.

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          • Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)

            Originally posted by metalmaniac View Post

            Also guys, when do you suggest I change the engine oil next? And which make and product? Also how often to clean & lubricate the chain?
            Whatever the ride is... 2000~2500km would be the right interval for an oil change to ensure a clean and well protected engine. You could extend by a few 100km more in emergencies. Use any of the branded motorcycle specific oils like Shell, Valvoline, Castrol etc... and Ensure the grade is correct 20w50
            clean & lube chain more frequently if ridden in very dusty or slushy wet conditions... otherwise once every 10-15days or 500km is sufficient. You can use one of the chain sprays in a can or fresh engine oil or 90 gear oil to lube the chain. Since the bike has a main stand, its an easy DIY and using engine oil or gear oil is more pocket friendly.
            Last edited by s1d; 06-20-2014, 02:01 AM.

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            • Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)

              Selling my Matte Black P180 UGIII this month. Have a few buyers coming to check her out.

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              7 years. No real issues since December 2006. One complete overhaul with an R15 front end.

              List of mods:

              - Kickstarter removed (on day 1)
              - R15 front end. (custom mod)
              - Kwacker Lime Green Paintjob
              - Matte Black (Current paintjob)
              - Projectors from a BMW (custom mod)
              - MRF Zapper C at the front. (direct fit) Makes the bike feel PLANTED.
              - Pirelli Sport Demon at the rear.
              - P200 rearsets (direct fit)
              - P200 grabrails (direct fit)
              - P200esque front n rear seats (simple mod)
              - P135 rear "fender" + custom rear number plate mount
              - P220 DTSi Camshaft
              - Custom handlebar

              She still runs well. Tops out at a speedo indicated 133kmph.
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              • Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)

                Hi

                My bike pulsar 180 is clocked 60000 kms and installed new cylinder kit recently. After which the running in has completed. Can I install k&n filter for my bike to improve the mileage and pickup ? Please help !!!

                Regards,
                Anand

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                • Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)

                  Is it possible to install pulsar 200 cylinder on 180 2005 model. Will it bring up the speed and the mileage ? Please reply

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                  Last edited by anandblore; 06-21-2014, 01:08 PM.

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                  • Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)

                    I got my rpm meter fixed for my bike suzuki shogun. And that guy is experienced in all types for speedo and tacho. Any one wants solutions for the meters can contact Ahmed 9880678414 and he stays in bangalore.

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                    • Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)

                      Originally posted by anandblore View Post
                      Hi

                      My bike pulsar 180 is clocked 60000 kms and installed new cylinder kit recently. After which the running in has completed. Can I install k&n filter for my bike to improve the mileage and pickup ? Please help !!!

                      Regards,
                      Anand
                      Stsy away from the knn. All the trial and error with new jet sizes, constant carb tuning issues , oil will go bad quicker and whole lot of problems. Not worth it.

                      Divyansh....

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                      • Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)

                        Originally posted by anandblore View Post
                        Hi

                        My bike pulsar 180 is clocked 60000 kms and installed new cylinder kit recently. After which the running in has completed. Can I install k&n filter for my bike to improve the mileage and pickup ? Please help !!!

                        Regards,
                        Anand

                        Want more power get yourself a more powerful bike, you won't find any benefit just by fitting k&N and more engine will be screwed.

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                        • Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)

                          Guys please help me out!

                          i have completed 6k kms on my bike. i had put motul 5100 at about 4k kms, but during my 3rd free service(@55k kms), the service center guy told me its compulsory to change oil and poured in bajaj 10000 (which, btw, sucks).

                          Now, i have 2 things to ask about...

                          1. i was wondering if i could switch to synthetic oil now...but someone told me that you should not directly switch from mineral to synth. what should i do and what oil should i go for? i want to change oil as bajaj oil sucks bad.

                          2. since after the service, i am having this issue in rear brakes. now, its not a regular issue, its happening once in a while. i am getting a "backfire" feeling sometimes when i m applying it. its making a tuck sound and pushes itself up (i dont know if i am explaining it properly)

                          also if anyone could advice me what to do with the shitty headlight

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                          • Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)

                            Originally posted by anarchy911 View Post
                            Guys please help me out!

                            i have completed 6k kms on my bike. i had put motul 5100 at about 4k kms, but during my 3rd free service(@55k kms), the service center guy told me its compulsory to change oil and poured in bajaj 10000 (which, btw, sucks).

                            Now, i have 2 things to ask about...

                            1. i was wondering if i could switch to synthetic oil now...but someone told me that you should not directly switch from mineral to synth. what should i do and what oil should i go for? i want to change oil as bajaj oil sucks bad.

                            2. since after the service, i am having this issue in rear brakes. now, its not a regular issue, its happening once in a while. i am getting a "backfire" feeling sometimes when i m applying it. its making a tuck sound and pushes itself up (i dont know if i am explaining it properly)

                            also if anyone could advice me what to do with the shitty headlight

                            There is no issue in switching to FS oil from mineral, absolutely safe, why did you let the ASC change the oil you should have stopped them bajaj oil is utter utter crap, drain that oil right now and refill with Motul's oil

                            Water might have seeped in during service and you are getting that backfire feeling, remove the back wheel and just rub the brake shoe and brake drum with sand paper, remove the brake cam and grease it slightly and i think your problem should get solved.

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                            • Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)

                              Thanks man. And what motul would you suggest?

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                              • Re: Bajaj Pulsar 180 (All Versions)

                                Originally posted by anarchy911 View Post
                                Thanks man. And what motul would you suggest?

                                Motul 7100 4t 20w50 oil.

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