Throughout the trip I lube the chain every day before starting the to ride.
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The reason for the snapping was hooked teeth of front sprocket. few links had stiffened too. but after I replaced the chain sprocket set, I tested it with the old sprocket and found out that was the culprit.Originally posted by Sumazure View Post
Throughout the trip I lube the chain every day before starting the to ride.
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My Fz’s back drum brake is constantly producing irritating noise i made the svc center guys to clean the brake shoes 3 times but still the noise didnt reduced what could be the reason??PULSAR 180 DTSI- 2007
PULSAR 220 DTS-FI - 2008
PULSAR 220 DTSI - 2011
SUZUKI GIXXER - 2015
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Does your rear wheel lock up (considering that you have new brake shoes) when applying the rear brake? If so, the brake drum liner may be worn out.Originally posted by truelypulsarian View PostMy Fz’s back drum brake is constantly producing irritating noise i made the svc center guys to clean the brake shoes 3 times but still the noise didnt reduced what could be the reason??[My Motorcycles]
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Guys, I fixed my bike and also recorded step by step process. You can watch the DIY video here in the link below.
The further parts will come soon.
LINK : https://youtu.be/50pEDFgzZwg
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Please do update regarding the Racing Yamalube Oil, btw there's no solution regarding engine, they just adjust tappet, I too have finished all free service of my FZ-S v2.0 Rear Disc variant, but sill facing this issue.Originally posted by truelypulsarian View PostThe oil is Costly than LIQUIMOLY and MOTUL.
I think its directly imported from japan because the contents written at the back of the can is japanese. Its reddish in colour.
Btw how's your's Yamaha after-sales service, here Yamaha Service station has stopped owners to look at their motorcycles while they're serving plus regarding quality of parts, they have degraded. I have changed headlight bolts twice. (Yamaha service guys claim they changed because of vibrations in headlight assembly).
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Most manufacturers are only interested in sales. Btw most moped and scooter owners are better treated (have and had experince with tvs & honda) than owners spending a lac rupees on non tested motorcycles.Originally posted by vanp View Postagreed.. better to buy a scooter or a splendor/passion than spending so much and then whining on the net
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Check old post, if you're fitting 140/70 section tyre with hugger then there would be no gap. If you want then change that hugger with long rear fender or short one.Originally posted by Raty_FZ View PostHI,
Does anyone fitted MRF masseter 140/70 rear tyre if so How is the grip levels? whether i have to remove tyre hugger for fitting 140/70 tyre?
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i am having the worst ownership experience with Yamaha tbh.. the bike is riddled with issues.. various kinds of noises, roughness from engine, bad gear shifting, engine over heating, longer selfs to start the bike when heated.. not sure what is wrong with Yamaha..Originally posted by €lixir View PostMost manufacturers are only interested in sales. Btw most moped and scooter owners are better treated (have and had experince with tvs & honda) than owners spending a lac rupees on non tested motorcycles.Bajaj Pulsar 180 - 2007 to 2015
KTM RC390 - 2015 to 2018
Yamaha FZS FI DD - 2018 to present
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I am feeling sad for you. I know it hurts [emoji22]Originally posted by vanp View Posti am having the worst ownership experience with Yamaha tbh.. the bike is riddled with issues.. various kinds of noises, roughness from engine, bad gear shifting, engine over heating, longer selfs to start the bike when heated.. not sure what is wrong with Yamaha..
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The bike has completed exactly 1600 kms with the YAMALUBE GP Racing oilOriginally posted by €lixir View PostPlease do update regarding the Racing Yamalube Oil, btw there's no solution regarding engine, they just adjust tappet, I too have finished all free service of my FZ-S v2.0 Rear Disc variant, but sill facing this issue.
Btw how's your's Yamaha after-sales service, here Yamaha Service station has stopped owners to look at their motorcycles while they're serving plus regarding quality of parts, they have degraded. I have changed headlight bolts twice. (Yamaha service guys claim they changed because of vibrations in headlight assembly).
As per my experience the oil is performing good than the shitty yamalube sporty oil which is meant for the R15.
The gear shifts are smooth & there is no sign of heating even after the ride in the heavy traffic conditions or after a long ride on highways.
Checked the oil level yesterday its just fine and can easily lasts for other 1500 kms for sure.
Regarding the engine noise as i said in my previous posts there is no solution with this oil the noise is just reduced a bit thats it, There is no major difference.
Whats your bike odo? And do you also face noise from the engine? What did the yama svc people told regarding the noise?
Next oil change will be with the motul 7100.PULSAR 180 DTSI- 2007
PULSAR 220 DTS-FI - 2008
PULSAR 220 DTSI - 2011
SUZUKI GIXXER - 2015
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That's worse, feel sorry for ya. [emoji853]Originally posted by vanp View Posti am having the worst ownership experience with Yamaha tbh.. the bike is riddled with issues.. various kinds of noises, roughness from engine, bad gear shifting, engine over heating, longer selfs to start the bike when heated.. not sure what is wrong with Yamaha..
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Good to hear and know about that Yamalube GP Racing Oil . I hope, to use it on next oil change.Originally posted by truelypulsarian View PostThe bike has completed exactly 1600 kms with the YAMALUBE GP Racing oil
As per my experience the oil is performing good than the shitty yamalube sporty oil which is meant for the R15.
The gear shifts are smooth & there is no sign of heating even after the ride in the heavy traffic conditions or after a long ride on highways.
Checked the oil level yesterday its just fine and can easily lasts for other 1500 kms for sure.
Regarding the engine noise as i said in my previous posts there is no solution with this oil the noise is just reduced a bit thats it, There is no major difference.
Whats your bike odo? And do you also face noise from the engine? What did the yama svc people told regarding the noise?
Next oil change will be with the motul 7100.
Btw I never had problems with Yamalube Sporty Premium engine oil, just didn't liked its viscosity than other 10w40 oils. Is good for normal commuting but don't worked well for me in heavy traffic and hot weather of Gujarat.
Regarding noise I agree with you, it won't go away, I myself use 10w50 (Elf Moto 4 Tech & Castrol Power1 Racing) grade to reduce noise. Current odo is almost 10k kms. SVC used to either adjust tappet or would give excuses like noise & engine heating will there because of their aluminuim engine parts.
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Part 2 is good, eagerly waiting for 3 and 4. How do you manage most DIYs while in an apartment? I keep running up and down if I forget something [emoji3]Originally posted by bobisbacktorock View PostGuys, I fixed my bike and also recorded step by step process. You can watch the DIY video here in the link below.
The further parts will come soon.
LINK : https://youtu.be/50pEDFgzZwg
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