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Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S
LOL [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] to the dark side of japan ( cough, cough empty 15 [emoji23][emoji23])Originally posted by vanp View Post
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Same thing happens with Honda too bro [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]Originally posted by vanp View Postyeah bro will definitely change the oil in next service .. i myself believe the mineral oil is not worth as it is getting heated in these summers pretty fast
you are right .. it is better not to spend our hard earned money on something and having sleepless nights .. i can assure you yamaha service and customer support is one of the worst i have ever seen .. once the bike starts having any issue .. it is next to impossible to get it fixed .. they can surely add to your list of issues though
yes bro .. many people have reported .. if you call yamaha they'll react like you are the first person in the world having an issue with a yamaha bike


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You should try 2019 pulsar 220 or if u like Japanese bikes then, wait for gixxer 250!Originally posted by truelypulsarian View PostYour bike is sounding better than that FZ 250 which is sounding really bad.
The sound is fine no need to worry just use some good quality oils which also improves the clunky gear shits & smoothen the engine refinement. Really i didnt hear any major and abnormal sounds as i said Fz 2.0 engine is some what noisy thats it. But that 250 sounds as some thing broken inside actually i planned to buy that thing but after watching many reviews and videos on you tube i dropped my plan[emoji1].
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yeah bro will definitely change the oil in next service .. i myself believe the mineral oil is not worth as it is getting heated in these summers pretty fastOriginally posted by truelypulsarian View PostYour bike is sounding better than that FZ 250 which is sounding really bad.
The sound is fine no need to worry just use some good quality oils which also improves the clunky gear shits & smoothen the engine refinement. Really i didnt hear any major and abnormal sounds as i said Fz 2.0 engine is some what noisy thats it. But that 250 sounds as some thing broken inside actually i planned to buy that thing but after watching many reviews and videos on you tube i dropped my plan[emoji1].
you are right .. it is better not to spend our hard earned money on something and having sleepless nights .. i can assure you yamaha service and customer support is one of the worst i have ever seen .. once the bike starts having any issue .. it is next to impossible to get it fixed .. they can surely add to your list of issues though
yes bro .. many people have reported .. if you call yamaha they'll react like you are the first person in the world having an issue with a yamaha bikeOriginally posted by #bpk View PostMany fz 150 owners facing this issue![ATTACH]249153[/ATTACH]

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Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S
Your bike is sounding better than that FZ 250 which is sounding really bad.Originally posted by vanp View Post
The sound is fine no need to worry just use some good quality oils which also improves the clunky gear shits & smoothen the engine refinement. Really i didnt hear any major and abnormal sounds as i said Fz 2.0 engine is some what noisy thats it. But that 250 sounds as some thing broken inside actually i planned to buy that thing but after watching many reviews and videos on you tube i dropped my plan[emoji1].
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Originally posted by truelypulsarian View PostIf possible can u make a video of the engine sound of your bike when it is cold & after a ride.Originally posted by #bpk View PostMotul 5100 and 7100 helps in reducing engine heat, use that.
I don't understand why yamaha has not rectified this issue. Previously on v 1 this was not present. Fz v1 has a smooth engine firing sound [emoji4][emoji7]Originally posted by Shashank K R View PostThe "coin rattle" on the FZ25 starts at around 4.5k and stops at around 5.5k RPM. It isn't there at idle. The valve clearances were probably not set correctly for the FZ25 in the video. One thing is that the sound reduces to negligible levels after some 7000kms.
Just ride the bike. It should reduce after some 6-7k kms.
Here are the videos guys .. use headphones
1. Cold engine
2. Heated engine after 6kms ride
Compare this with the FZ25 video
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Sure bro .. I'll try posting the video in a couple of daysOriginally posted by truelypulsarian View PostIf possible can u make a video of the engine sound of your bike when it is cold & after a ride.
Yes bro I also believe engine oil should solve the issue .. because if there were an issue with the engine .. it should happen when it is cold as well .. i just want to try yamalube fs once .. if that doesn't solve .. i'll try emailing yamaha for a confirmation to switch brandsOriginally posted by #bpk View PostMotul 5100 and 7100 helps in reducing engine heat, use that.
I don't understand why yamaha has not rectified this issue. Previously on v 1 this was not present. Fz v1 has a smooth engine firing sound [emoji4][emoji7]
what i think is in case of v1 the issue was not this widespread .. and it didn't happen this early .. the videos i saw on youtube .. the guys have done 1000s of kms .. but in case of the 2018 and 2019 models .. it starts very earlyOriginally posted by truelypulsarian View PostEven in the V1 the issue is present search on you tube u can get plenty of videos.
Originally posted by #bpk View Post


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Build quality comparison: Hero vs Yamaha [emoji23][emoji23].
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Even in the V1 the issue is present search on you tube u can get plenty of videos.Originally posted by #bpk View PostMotul 5100 and 7100 helps in reducing engine heat, use that.
I don't understand why yamaha has not rectified this issue. Previously on v 1 this was not present. Fz v1 has a smooth engine firing sound [emoji4][emoji7]
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Motul 5100 and 7100 helps in reducing engine heat, use that.Originally posted by vanp View PostIn my case also the sound in not there while idling.. also not there or negligible when the engine is cold.. its audible when engine gets hot.. and as you move to higher rpms.. it increases.. but even after the engine gets hot.. the sound is not there while idling.. i haven't noticed that it is there in a particular rev range..
even i have gotten my tappets adjusted during my 3rd service.. but issue still persists
i have started to ignore the sound and enjoy my ride.. though i'll be changing the engine oil to yamaha fs in my next service.. as i feel the mineral oil i currently am using is getting overheated pretty fast
I don't understand why yamaha has not rectified this issue. Previously on v 1 this was not present. Fz v1 has a smooth engine firing sound [emoji4][emoji7]
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If possible can u make a video of the engine sound of your bike when it is cold & after a ride.Originally posted by vanp View PostIn my case also the sound in not there while idling.. also not there or negligible when the engine is cold.. its audible when engine gets hot.. and as you move to higher rpms.. it increases.. but even after the engine gets hot.. the sound is not there while idling.. i haven't noticed that it is there in a particular rev range..
even i have gotten my tappets adjusted during my 3rd service.. but issue still persists
i have started to ignore the sound and enjoy my ride.. though i'll be changing the engine oil to yamaha fs in my next service.. as i feel the mineral oil i currently am using is getting overheated pretty fast
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In my case also the sound in not there while idling.. also not there or negligible when the engine is cold.. its audible when engine gets hot.. and as you move to higher rpms.. it increases.. but even after the engine gets hot.. the sound is not there while idling.. i haven't noticed that it is there in a particular rev range..Originally posted by Shashank K R View PostThe "coin rattle" on the FZ25 starts at around 4.5k and stops at around 5.5k RPM. It isn't there at idle. The valve clearances were probably not set correctly for the FZ25 in the video. One thing is that the sound reduces to negligible levels after some 7000kms.
Just ride the bike. It should reduce after some 6-7k kms.
even i have gotten my tappets adjusted during my 3rd service.. but issue still persists
i have started to ignore the sound and enjoy my ride.. though i'll be changing the engine oil to yamaha fs in my next service.. as i feel the mineral oil i currently am using is getting overheated pretty fast
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The "coin rattle" on the FZ25 starts at around 4.5k and stops at around 5.5k RPM. It isn't there at idle. The valve clearances were probably not set correctly for the FZ25 in the video. One thing is that the sound reduces to negligible levels after some 7000kms.Originally posted by vanp View PostI wouldn't relate the engines.. but they definitely share that sound.. i am 100% sure.. check out the videos i mentioned bro.. also check out the fz25 video i added at the end of the post.. mine sounds exactly the same when hot
Just ride the bike. It should reduce after some 6-7k kms.Last edited by Shashank K R; 04-21-2019, 12:04 AM.
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