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  • #17236
    Re: Yamaha FZ - Oil Filter queries

    Originally posted by devils_friend View Post

    Guys, how is the drain bolt to be opened?? I am not able to open it. The spanner just slips from the bolt head.

    Tried clockwise and anti-clockwise, no use

    Cheerz!!
    Clockwise as see from the top. Um, for sake of clarity imagine a clock placed below the drain bolt facing you
    Hope this helps




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    • #17237
      Re: Yamaha FZ - Oil Filter queries

      Originally posted by rylan View Post
      Clockwise as see from the top. Um, for sake of clarity imagine a clock placed below the drain bolt facing you
      Hope this helps




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      Thanks bro. Well, the bolt is really adamant to open up. Looks like i have to go to the SVC and seek their help.

      Cheerz!!
      The real beauty lies in throttle's twist!!

      Headlight can be replaced, Head cannot be. Wear a helmet.

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      • #17238
        Re: Yamaha FZ - Oil Filter queries

        Originally posted by devils_friend View Post
        Thanks bro.

        Cheerz!!



        :banghead: thanks bro.

        Guys, how is the drain bolt to be opened?? I am not able to open it. The spanner just slips from the bolt head.

        Tried clockwise and anti-clockwise, no use

        Cheerz!!
        Don't force open the drain bolt,get it opened at the SVC or local mech.u can try keeping a cloth in between,maybe the oil is making it slip

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        • #17239
          Re: Yamaha FZ - Oil Filter queries

          Originally posted by devils_friend View Post
          Guys, how is the drain bolt to be opened?? I am not able to open it. The spanner just slips from the bolt head.

          Tried clockwise and anti-clockwise, no use

          Cheerz!!
          Jump to 4.00 minutes in this video to see how it opens..

          FZ16 Oil Change - YouTube

          if it is slipping, try putting a cloth in between.

          SVC wont do anything special what you cant do!! Take up the task.. going to svc is easy. Go there if you break the bolt!!
          Last edited by muztariq; 05-01-2013, 02:03 PM.

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          • #17240
            Re: Yamaha FZ - Oil Filter queries

            I dont give up so easily for DIY things. Actually i tried for long and the bolt just didn't budge to open up . Will try it out again

            Cheerz!!
            The real beauty lies in throttle's twist!!

            Headlight can be replaced, Head cannot be. Wear a helmet.

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            • #17241
              Installing a Kicker

              What will be cost of installing a Kicker in my Fazer . My model of Fazer has only electric start.
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              • #17242
                Re: Installing a Kicker

                Originally posted by kpmfazal View Post
                What will be cost of installing a Kicker in my Fazer . My model of Fazer has only electric start.
                It's costs around 1700 bucks.


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                • #17243
                  Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

                  Originally posted by kauria View Post
                  I am facing some misfire and backfire in my 18.5k old FZs. During ride in low rpm it backfires (a loud popup sound from the Air box), and the engine stalls. But the misfire happens only when I rev hard, and leave the throttle suddenly. Though it is not loud, but I can listen it coming from the silencer. I replaced my plug with a NGK G-Power 2k km back and the Airfilter was replaced during 12K. Spark plug also in good condition. Last service was done on week ago at my local shop & in front of me. There is no other problem in my ride, the engine is also smooth like before, the mileage is also close to 32-35 kmpl. What could be the cause?

                  Check the carburetor, all fuel connections and then the Air Induction System or the AIS.. Chances are the valves may have gotten stuck which is not allowing the exhaust gases to be fed in with fresh air via AIS. This is done to burn off any additional unburnt fuel to reduce Emission. Besides these two, check if the air filter has been installed properly and nothing is blocking the intake port.

                  Cheers,
                  A quote by a toilet, " use me well, keep me clean, i would never tell anybody whatever i have seen.." :P

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                  • #17244
                    Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

                    What are the tools provided in the toolkit that comes with the motorcycle?

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                    • #17245
                      Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

                      Is it advisable to fill premium petrol for a long ride at top speed? Or does it really matter? Fresh oil will be filled for sure.

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                      • #17246
                        Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

                        Damn!!
                        My Yamaha FZ-s rear tyre got badly punctured today.
                        Somehow got a mechanic, after analyzing it we found that the nail has bent in L shape and punctured the side too.
                        Only option he said was to make it a tube tyre and in desperation I just did what he told.

                        Now it's there a major disadvantage of that.
                        What should I do.. Should I buy a new tyre.
                        How much will the stock rear tyre cost and from where can I get it in Bangalore??

                        Will the service center do it , any idea?

                        And the tyres are in good condition only..3k km only...
                        Will they also buy my defective one for a price?

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                        • #17247
                          Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

                          Originally posted by SpeedyKol View Post
                          Is it advisable to fill premium petrol for a long ride at top speed? Or does it really matter? Fresh oil will be filled for sure.
                          Not really. Had filled in Speed once and never felt any change in the ride.

                          Cheerz!!
                          The real beauty lies in throttle's twist!!

                          Headlight can be replaced, Head cannot be. Wear a helmet.

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                          • #17248
                            Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

                            ^^ Thanks Devil's Friend

                            Originally posted by Snehasis Ghosh View Post
                            Damn!!
                            My Yamaha FZ-s rear tyre got badly punctured today.
                            Somehow got a mechanic, after analyzing it we found that the nail has bent in L shape and punctured the side too.
                            Only option he said was to make it a tube tyre and in desperation I just did what he told.

                            Now it's there a major disadvantage of that.
                            What should I do.. Should I buy a new tyre.
                            How much will the stock rear tyre cost and from where can I get it in Bangalore??

                            Will the service center do it , any idea?

                            And the tyres are in good condition only..3k km only...
                            Will they also buy my defective one for a price?
                            Tube tyre is a major disadvantage...get it changed and yes,the tyre seller would surely give some discount if u exchange the old one.They would hardly charge u 50 bucks for fitting tyre,no need to visit service centre.

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                            • #17249
                              Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

                              Hi Friends.... As My New Yamaha FZS is two months as it's Running good but I am hearing a noise When my Bike come to bumping area... It's create a sound from rear side may be rear suspension like"Dhak Dhak" . I though that may be center stand is loose which create sound in bumpy area but cant observe . Can anyone tell its normal or Should I check to near service centre...!!
                              Please Reply...
                              Thank in Advance

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                              • #17250
                                Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

                                Originally posted by bikashnayak View Post
                                Hi Friends.... As My New Yamaha FZS is two months as it's Running good but I am hearing a noise When my Bike come to bumping area... It's create a sound from rear side may be rear suspension like"Dhak Dhak" . I though that may be center stand is loose which create sound in bumpy area but cant observe . Can anyone tell its normal or Should I check to near service centre...!!
                                Please Reply...
                                Thank in Advance
                                The rear mudguard (outer part) maybe loose. Try gently hitting the mudguard by hand,you might get a sound. Else check the toolbox being in place under the seat. Rear monoshock suspension is the last thing to go wrong.

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