Re: Yamaha FZ S Smoke problem

Hi,

Yes near Selaiyur.

1) He replaced the bore at 65,000kms and then he rode for another 15,000kms and sold the bike.
2) He did not face any problem.
3) With new bore the engine is basically new. So follow the recommended run-in procedure, ie, keep the engine below 5,000 rpm for the first 1000 kms.
4) Yes. After changing the bore the engine felt like new. No white smoke, good pickup and good mileage.

Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S





Guys today i got my bike serviced ( 2nd) from one of the most prominent service centres in Bengaluru , Bangalore wheels, Rajajinagar.
This is the bill , which might help someone , so I'm sharing here;
You can check in the second pic , GST service tax is mentioned.

Re: Yamaha FZ S Smoke problem

Hi .... Thank you for the response....
OK so after the re bore. May I know where your friend gave the bike for the regular service?be cause I do understand that after shelling around 8k he still would have spent some money on the service. That's y.

Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

Guys , in my FZS v1, past two days I am getting a wired smell (something like a rotten egg) from engine after riding for about 30 minutes. I haven't checked with service centre yet , but any idea what it could be??

Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

Hi. After bore replacement, the regular service was done in showroom and local mechanic depending on his convenience and time.

Not sure of the weird smell. May be some plastic or muck from the road got stuck to the engine or exhaust and smells once the engine gets hot. Check the engine and exhaust area for any foreign material.

FzS 15k ODo. Tick tick sound(speed ly according to rpm) above 60 in high 5k+ rpm

Hi guys please help me.. my fzs is 15k run.. some days after the 15k service engine is making some tick tick sound speedly, it happen only above 5k+ rpm and 60 +kmph.. my mechanic tried to fix it by adjusting the tensioner but the issue still exists. Please sombody guide me. Thanks in advance.

Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

Hi guys
My name is Vishal and I am from Delhi. I own a Yamaha Fazer 'Midnight Black Edition' which was gifted to me by my brother this year. The bike has done 28k KMs so far. A month ago, I got my bike serviced and had changed its engine oil too. After that, I drove it for around 900 KMs and now I am facing some problems on my bike. Hope you people can help me.

1. The gear shifting is not at all smooth. Sometimes, the gear gets stuck while shifting.
2. When I ride my bike at low speeds (20-40km/hr), I hear a creepy krink sound coming from the rear side of the bike. This sound dies at relatively higher speeds. So at first, I lubricated my chain and the sound stopped coming. But later, it has again come back. What should I do?
3. My bike is returning a mileage of 30-35 KM. Is that normal considering that it is 2011 model?
   Also, I would be very grateful if you could direct me to a good mechanic in South Delhi or nearby as I don't know much about bike maintenance.
   Thanks in advance!

Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

Hi!
Friends on some unfortunate day i installed zapper q 130/70 on my bike, from that time 3 rainy season and 3 time i have fallen of my bike. A fellow xbhpian warned me not to install zapper q but it was too late i already did. So, please can you help me know with correct tyre choice. With revz i never had a single issue with grip. I can't recall that how they feel in rainy season. I'm confused between these three revz-s that came stock fitted on fzs 1.0, revz-y on v2 and revz-m.
Which of the three will give better all-round performance. I have no problem with soft compound tyres, so feel free to provide suggestions other than these tyres. Thanks in advance.

Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

The new stock tyres are working better than older model. As I'm in Bangalore i do experience wet road more often, i felt it's perfect to ride at any conditions.

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Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S



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Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

The mileage you are getting if it is in city than it is fine and where did you get your bike serviced ASC or FNG and which oil was used and what other job was done.

Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

Thanks for the reply.
I got this mileage while riding on my first bike trip to Rishikesh from Delhi. Was driving around 70-90 KM/HR for long stretches(120 KMs). Do you think that's good average?
And I got my bike serviced at a local bike repair shop with a local mechanic. He had changed the clutch plate and the inner clutch hub with original Yamaha spare parts. The oil used was Castrol Active 20W-40 4T. Other than this, he had tuned and adjusted the carburetor. Initially, the bike rode very smoothly and it was fun to ride. On my way back, the noise started. So, I got the chain lubricated and things became good again. After I reached Delhi, the noise started again. Gear shifting too became rough and harsh. Need your advice on the same.

Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

Not sure of the weird smell. May be some plastic or muck from the road got stuck to the engine or exhaust and smells once the engine gets hot. Check the engine and exhaust area for any foreign material.[/QUOTE]

Thank You for the reply.. at first I thought the same, but it wasn't the case. I recently recharged my battery. I am suspecting that could be the reason. Coz, I don't get the same smell when i ride in the night, where the use of battery is more comparatively. Anyway decided to take it to service centre.

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Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

You check the tappet adjustments i.e. valve clearance from a very good mechanic with using feeler gauge (intake 0.08 mm to 0.12 mm and exhaust 0.12 mm to 0.16 mm) or from yamaha authorized service center. It will cost merely 250/- labour charges. Make sure do not decrease the clearance much (i.e. below 0.08 mm for intake and 0.12 mm for exhaust) otherwise you can get idle issues and frequent stalling between traffic.

You loosen 1 turn the clutch cable screw on the left side of the handlebar, I believe the clutch lever is over tightened, just make sure 10-12 mm will be sufficient.
Clean the rear drum brake and the rim inner surface dirt might be deposited and making this noise, and also while putting the axle rod back apply some silicon grease and also check the wheel bearing for any lateral movements.
That mileage is familiar with FZ (<2013) models. Dont do any carb adjustment to get mileage otherwise it will damage the engine due to lean mixture with frequent spark plug changes and engine overheating.

Revz M has better grip due to soft compound. Revz Y has normal grip and bad wet grip though lasts around 20k plus. If you have money, I suggest you to go for Michelin Pilot Street (not Sporty) 140/70. It is very very good in all terms of road grip (not offroader) and lasts around 25k+.

Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

Which one stock revz or revz m.