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  • nadz11.ns
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    Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

    Originally posted by alto View Post
    Hi all,

    Today I checked engine oil level and it has gone down min level, checked through dipstick. The dipstick even is not getting any trace of the oil. So it seems it has gone down really low. I was a bit late to service this time. Ran nearly 2800kms after last service. I checked around 2 weeks ago and the oil was above min level.
    Should I run the bike any further, I am fearing to take it at service center too, as the oil is low?
    Will the engine get damaged if I run at least 10 km to reach the service center?
    What might be the cause of this low level?
    Ride slowly and take it to svc and get oil filled up. Drain the oil and measure how much is remaining.

    Did you notice any smoke coming from the exhaust? Worn out pistion rings may cause the engine oil to get into the combustion chamber.

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  • nadz11.ns
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    Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

    Originally posted by Verma View Post
    My fazer fi is 2.5years and 20k kms,i have faced minimal problems with my bike so far except one or two .my bike's rear tyre started cracking at 12-13k kms only,now the crack is 2mm-3mm wide when loaded,crack is on entire perimeter on both side.should i go with any other options or with stock one as i dont want fishtailing or any other safety hazards.

    PS:i have been reading and learning/unlearning through xbhp since 2010 when i got my first bike as pre owned rx 135 4 Speed.registered here a few days before and this is my first post.

    Verma
    Welcome to the forum.

    Opt for the stock tyre again.

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  • Verma
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    Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

    My fazer fi is 2.5years and 20k kms,i have faced minimal problems with my bike so far except one or two .my bike's rear tyre started cracking at 12-13k kms only,now the crack is 2mm-3mm wide when loaded,crack is on entire perimeter on both side.should i go with any other options or with stock one as i dont want fishtailing or any other safety hazards.

    PS:i have been reading and learning/unlearning through xbhp since 2010 when i got my first bike as pre owned rx 135 4 Speed.registered here a few days before and this is my first post.

    Verma

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  • alto
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    Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

    Hi all,

    Today I checked engine oil level and it has gone down min level, checked through dipstick. The dipstick even is not getting any trace of the oil. So it seems it has gone down really low. I was a bit late to service this time. Ran nearly 2800kms after last service. I checked around 2 weeks ago and the oil was above min level.
    Should I run the bike any further, I am fearing to take it at service center too, as the oil is low?
    Will the engine get damaged if I run at least 10 km to reach the service center?
    What might be the cause of this low level?

    Leave a comment:

  • accuengineer
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    Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

    Originally posted by dantisjoeshaji View Post
    Attached a new crash guard to my bike, and now everytime I apply front break for a sudden stop or a slow down, the frind mud guard and tyre touches the crash guard and locks the handle from moving.

    Is it common with every crash guard or is there something I ca do about it?

    Hai

    This has happened to one of my friend. He has installed the crash bar at a higher level, so when you hard brake the front mudguard will come in contact with the crash bar and the handlebar will get locked. You have to install the crash guard at a lower level. Please post a photo of the setup and I can advise you how to reinstall the crash guard.

    Cheers

    Mathews

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  • nadz11.ns
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    Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

    Originally posted by dantisjoeshaji View Post
    Attached a new crash guard to my bike, and now everytime I apply front break for a sudden stop or a slow down, the frind mud guard and tyre touches the crash guard and locks the handle from moving.

    Is it common with every crash guard or is there something I ca do about it?
    Nothing shoulf interfere with the handle movement.

    Have you fixed the stock crash guard or some other ? Can you post a pic.

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  • dantisjoeshaji
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    Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

    Attached a new crash guard to my bike, and now everytime I apply front break for a sudden stop or a slow down, the frind mud guard and tyre touches the crash guard and locks the handle from moving.

    Is it common with every crash guard or is there something I ca do about it?

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  • Joel Ashirwadam
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    Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

    Originally posted by Aakash Singh View Post
    I have fz-s to but only one light works at a time.

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    I have fz-s too but only one light works at a time.
    Oh, even with me only one worked at a time when I used halogen bulbs. But when I switched to LED, all three sides lights up when I use high beam and two sides for low beam. So I guess it depends on the way the LED is made.

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  • Aakash Singh
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    Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

    Originally posted by Joel Ashirwadam View Post
    Well mine is not Fazer, it's FZ-S! Fazer and FZ-S has different system.
    I have fz-s to but only one light works at a time.

    ----consecutive posts auto-merged-----

    Originally posted by Joel Ashirwadam View Post
    Well mine is not Fazer, it's FZ-S! Fazer and FZ-S has different system.
    I have fz-s too but only one light works at a time.

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  • Joel Ashirwadam
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    Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

    Originally posted by Aakash Singh View Post
    It's dc powered. And i don't how is this possible for you because my brother-in-law has fazer he also has to put the button in middle to switch on both high and low beam.
    Well mine is not Fazer, it's FZ-S! Fazer and FZ-S has different system.

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  • Aakash Singh
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    Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

    Originally posted by Joel Ashirwadam View Post
    No modes as such, just plug and play situation. Just be cautious whether it is AC powered or DC powered.
    It's dc powered. And i don't how is this possible for you because my brother-in-law has fazer he also has to put the button in middle to switch on both high and low beam.

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  • Joel Ashirwadam
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    Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

    Originally posted by Aakash Singh View Post
    Do you have any mode, cause in my case when i put on highbeam only one works. Between i've order nao 36 watt 4000 lumen. Costed aeound 1222 rs.
    No modes as such, just plug and play situation. Just be cautious whether it is AC powered or DC powered.

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  • Aakash Singh
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    Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

    Originally posted by Joel Ashirwadam View Post
    The one I use, when I switch on the high beam both gets turned on and even the low beam is sufficient.
    Do you have any mode, cause in my case when i put on highbeam only one works. Between i've order nao 36 watt 4000 lumen. Costed aeound 1222 rs.

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  • Joel Ashirwadam
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    Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

    Originally posted by Aakash Singh View Post
    I think they are of 25w, they are marking it 50w=25+25. I may be wrong but this is what i saw when i took a look on aliexpress. And i always run on 55 watt, because i keep the low to high beam Switch in middle so that both light is one at the same time.
    The one I use, when I switch on the high beam both gets turned on and even the low beam is sufficient.

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  • Aakash Singh
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    Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

    Originally posted by Joel Ashirwadam View Post
    My priority is not to exceed 35w as per the stock.
    I think they are of 25w, they are marking it 50w=25+25. I may be wrong but this is what i saw when i took a look on aliexpress. And i always run on 55 watt, because i keep the low to high beam Switch in middle so that both light is one at the same time.
    Last edited by Aakash Singh; 12-03-2017, 09:36 PM.

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