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Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155
Have attached a snap of the level above
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Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155
Engine oil should be full mild reduction is fine half way mark is not advisable since your next service is due a bit later top up nowComment
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Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155
My apologies to all at Xbhp for using sms language. This wont be repeated and have taken the oathOriginally posted by kypa View PostHi everybody, I am Pranav here and this is my 1st post here. I have booked my Gixxer in black on 6th Nov and have been told 15 days. I am still waiting as been told mite take more 10 days
. have booked at Riya suzuki at Mumbai and d showroom guys has quoted Rs.1150 for d crash guard. Seems v expensive as I have seen the earlier posts here where it mite cost anywer between 600-750. Can anyone advice this price diff and can I get a crash guard from the after market.
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Pranav its good that you have said you will not use sms lingo.With regard to crash guard it costs only 600-700 at dealership tell him that and as far as a possible try getting it fitted at dealership oem is anyday better than after market for such stuffOriginally posted by kypa View PostMy apologies to all at Xbhp for using sms language. This wont be repeated and have taken the oathLast edited by deepakshankar; 11-30-2014, 03:12 PM.Comment
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Originally posted by deepakshankar View Post
Thank you for the information.I had been to showroom yesterday to pay the rest of the amount and did enquire for the crash guard. They said the price is fixed and will offer no discount on it.Comment
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In that case if you have the time check out with other showrooms its not more than 700 for sure.Originally posted by kypa View PostComment
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Wont it affect the electricals?? the buzzer draws more power than the specified amount of the phase/wire. it is probably connected with one of the indicator wiring harness/jumper.4 wheels move your body, 2 wheels move your soul .Comment
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Installing buzzer does not affect power drain. Buzzer requires very little power and this is not large enough to cause power drains or electrical overloads unless it's fitted wrong.. Don't worry..Originally posted by Jagzxbhp View Post
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Thinking of installing an hid/projector as the stock lamp doesn't provide sufficient light.
Any suggestions?Sometimes it is the people who no one imagines anything of who do the things that no one can imagine.Comment
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babaji it would be advisable to avoid hid/projector for gixxer.I know stock light is weak and not sufficient but the battery capacity is not large and hence will drain soon and installing a higher capacity can lead to electrical problems and suzuki will void gurantee.Its a risky propositionComment
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Sometimes it is the people who no one imagines anything of who do the things that no one can imagine.Comment
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Buzzer dont eat into battery power much if wired properly.yes improper wiring can cause harm but not a big harm thoughOriginally posted by Jagzxbhp View PostComment
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Your bike's oil level is perfectly okay . ( Sorry to contradict you DeepakshankarOriginally posted by babaji View Post
) . With bike parked in center stand on level ground , about ten minutes after a ride - oil level should show in-between max and min marks ( on view-window or dipstick ) , which yours is . Both exceeding the max mark or going below the min mark is equally bad . Anywhere in-between is okay . So I too keep it just in the middle , to reduce chances of mistakes either way .
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I dont mind being contradicted one bit since it is a new engine and his service was like due post another 1000 km I suggested him topping it to avoid any unnecessary problems that may arise if this level is well and good for the next service then he may continue to use it.I stand corrected if I quoted anything wrong.Originally posted by Pinaki View PostYour bike's oil level is perfectly okay . ( Sorry to contradict you Deepakshankar ) . With bike parked in center stand on level ground , about ten minutes after a ride - oil level should show in-between max and min marks ( on view-window or dipstick ) , which yours is . Both exceeding the max mark or going below the min mark is equally bad . Anywhere in-between is okay . So I too keep it just in the middle , to reduce chances of mistakes either way .Comment
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Originally posted by Jagzxbhp View Post
Buzzers are like led bulbs. They draw negligible power and cannot cause overloads. However if fitted wrongly or exposed to the elements, its capable of shorting out the flasher unit and cause a short circuit resulting in blown fuses.Comment
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