For parking any one which has t10 connetor & size less than space .
I heard philips are brighter & costly , but those chinease are also brighter & won't cost more unless you buy from seller who asks for double cost .
As i said earlier check this one too . http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/universa...tml#post710323

For headlight ZMR needs H4/HS1 type .

For pure white HID or if want halogen then 4 options from philips

1) Blue Vision ultra : Using it its not pure white . Yellowish white . Philips Lighting India - BlueVision ultra - Philips

2) Diamond Vision : Its a Blueish white Philips Lighting India - DiamondVision - Philips

3) Crystal Vision : Not seen yet Philips Lighting India - CrystalVison - Philips

4) Essential Vision : Not seen yet Philips Lighting India - EssentialVision - Philips

Also some peoples using osram night breaker & said low beam is yellowish while high beam is whiteish , don't know about it haven't seen yet .

And there are some H4 Led bulbs are also available , they would be fully white but i think it is not good to choose them over halogen .

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it is simple:
1: open the tank screw (located under seat)
2: pull the tank slightly up and insert something under it so that it retain its position.
3: now that the throttle body is exposed, disconnect the wires from its slots.
4: open two screws on top which holds the injector from o-ring spanner (it was 6no but not sure).
5: pull out the injector from throttle body and then the injector from its socket(at this point some petrol will fall from the back of the injector but dont worry its ok).
6: clean it with petrol and pressurized air so that all the 12 holes are visible clearly.
7: now for fitting it back follow the above steps in reverse.

its hardly 10min job.

BTW the injector has 12 holes not 12 ports afaik.
next time when the injector is opened ill post some pics.

EDIT: oh and i almost forgot if you are cleaning it by yourself then after getting the injector fitted back in the throttle body, be sure to switch on and off ignition atleast 3 times without starting bike so that fuel pump creates the fuel pressure at the injector.
secondly do not install the injector back until all the 12 holes are clearly visible otherwise bike will run sluggish.

it is simple:
1: open the tank screw (located under seat)
2: pull the tank slightly up and insert something under it so that it retain its position.
3: now that the throttle body is exposed, disconnect the wires from its slots.
4: open two screws on top which holds the injector from o-ring spanner (it was 6no but not sure).
5: pull out the injector from throttle body and then the injector from its socket(at this point some petrol will fall from the back of the injector but dont worry its ok).
6: clean it with petrol and pressurized air so that all the 12 holes are visible clearly.
7: now for fitting it back follow the above steps in reverse.

its hardly 10min job.

BTW the injector has 12 holes not 12 ports afaik.
next time when the injector is opened ill post some pics.

EDIT: oh and i almost forgot if you are cleaning it by yourself then after getting the injector fitted back in the throttle body, be sure to switch on and off ignition atleast 3 times without starting bike so that fuel pump creates the fuel pressure at the injector.
secondly do not install the injector back until all the 12 holes are clearly visible otherwise bike will run sluggish.

Thanks bro thanks a lot that's really helpful


bro can u please tell the procedure to replace the main bulb in headlamp???
and those two small bulb in headlamp??
so that i can replace it myself??


bro where i can get 38 smd led parking bulbs

I changed the engine oil after service to Honda CBR.....and has run 1000 KM on it...today while cleaning bike i found there is an Oil Seal Leakage...this always happens in my ZMR every time i change engine oil

Yes fuel injector cleaning need to be mentioned during service...there is an extra cost of it...only labor....no parts to be changed in this process....

it is simple:
1: open the tank screw (located under seat)
2: pull the tank slightly up and insert something under it so that it retain its position.
3: now that the throttle body is exposed, disconnect the wires from its slots.
4: open two screws on top which holds the injector from o-ring spanner (it was 6no but not sure).
5: pull out the injector from throttle body and then the injector from its socket(at this point some petrol will fall from the back of the injector but dont worry its ok).
6: clean it with petrol and pressurized air so that all the 12 holes are visible clearly.
7: now for fitting it back follow the above steps in reverse.

its hardly 10min job.

BTW the injector has 12 holes not 12 ports afaik.
next time when the injector is opened ill post some pics.

EDIT: oh and i almost forgot if you are cleaning it by yourself then after getting the injector fitted back in the throttle body, be sure to switch on and off ignition atleast 3 times without starting bike so that fuel pump creates the fuel pressure at the injector.
secondly do not install the injector back until all the 12 holes are clearly visible otherwise bike will run sluggish.

where i can find 38 smd led

wht is difference b/w 38 smd ND 5 SMD AND 20 SMD
wht does digit denote here

does stopping the bike in first gear effect battery or spark plulg
some one told me not to do this
but i dont think
but it makes a sound (tirrrrr) when i stop(make engine stop running) in the first gear.
or should i all stop the bike in neutral only and then switch off the bike.

any reason why this happens..and is this a common issue.....where is this seal located? could you post a pic...

wow gr8 knowledge mate !! how did u know al this ?!

where i can find 38 smd led

wht is difference b/w 38 smd ND 5 SMD AND 20 SMD
wht does digit denote here

seal is located at tappet bolt...

this is due to my HMC SVC mech omkar bhaiya, the best mech i have ever came across. whenever he does anything new in bike, he explains me how it is done

38 or 20 denotes no of LEDs...You can buy the same from local car accessories shop..or online from ebay or other websites...local shops cost is less as compared to online stores...