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Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S
I had changed the whole set. Front sprok + chain + rear sprok. Will try reversing.Originally posted by accuengineer View PostAgain same question did you change only the chain or did you the front,rear sprocket and chain.
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Mathews
Originally posted by Jith_in View PostTry reversing the front sprocket
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Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S
Yes. I had got them changed when I changed the alloy (it had bent pretty badly by a pothole).Originally posted by accuengineer View PostYes did you change them?
They are a critical part of the rear system along with hub bearing and also the most neglected parts.
Ride safe and have fun.
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Nadeem
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Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S
Yes I will take a pic.. I have the bill I will check and get back here.Originally posted by accuengineer View PostHow did you know that only the front sprocket has been changed did the service personnel tell you or did you suggest them to change only the front sprocket during the chain change
So when did you last change rear sprocket. Is it possible to post a photo of your rear sprocket. I think the rear sprocket is the problem
Cheers
Mathews
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Advice needed: front right side fork on Yamaha FZ
Hi all. Please see the attached two images. The first one shows that the fork arm dust cap seal is somewhat worn out and theres oil residue on the fork cylinder itself. The second one shows the oil residue on my finger. Do I need to replace the seal and change the fork oil? Please share your expert advice. I also experience a 'Trrrrrr' sound sometimes from the fork when I hit the front brake.
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Re: Advice needed: front right side fork on Yamaha FZ
Yes brother, you have to change the fork seal and fork oil.Originally posted by thewanderer85 View PostHi all. Please see the attached two images. The first one shows that the fork arm dust cap seal is somewhat worn out and theres oil residue on the fork cylinder itself. The second one shows the oil residue on my finger. Do I need to replace the seal and change the fork oil? Please share your expert advice. I also experience a 'Trrrrrr' sound sometimes from the fork when I hit the front brake.
fork seal => 250/- (each)
fork oil => 185/- ( 500ml )
what service manual says:-
fork oil grade => 10W
fork oil quantity => 459ml per fork.
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Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S
Below is the bill when I changed the chain and pictures of rear sprocket.. I dont know if you can make out anything from it.Originally posted by accuengineer View PostHow did you know that only the front sprocket has been changed did the service personnel tell you or did you suggest them to change only the front sprocket during the chain change
So when did you last change rear sprocket. Is it possible to post a photo of your rear sprocket. I think the rear sprocket is the problem
Cheers
Mathews
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Re: Advice needed: front right side fork on Yamaha FZ
Yes, the seal is leaking. It isn't alarming, but you should try to change it at the earliest.Originally posted by thewanderer85 View PostHi all. Please see the attached two images. The first one shows that the fork arm dust cap seal is somewhat worn out and theres oil residue on the fork cylinder itself. The second one shows the oil residue on my finger. Do I need to replace the seal and change the fork oil? Please share your expert advice. I also experience a 'Trrrrrr' sound sometimes from the fork when I hit the front brake.
Replace the oil and the seals. One thing to note is that you should change the oil and seals for both the forks. That way the damping will be same for both.
Ride safe and have fun.
Regards
Nadeem
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Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S
Cool. Thanks for the advice.Originally posted by ackinbiker View PostYes brother, you have to change the fork seal and fork oil.
fork seal => 250/- (each)
fork oil => 185/- ( 500ml )
what service manual says:-
fork oil grade => 10W
fork oil quantity => 459ml per fork.
Can you share a DIY link/ steps for the same? Appreciate it.
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Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S
Thanks for the advice man.Originally posted by nadz11.ns View PostYes, the seal is leaking. It isn't alarming, but you should try to change it at the earliest.
Replace the oil and the seals. One thing to note is that you should change the oil and seals for both the forks. That way the damping will be same for both.
Can you share a DIY link/ steps for the same? Appreciate it.
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