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Ride, ride and ride.. But always do it responsibly..
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even i got if for rs1600 year backOriginally posted by Ivin View Post
. now its rs2450 here in coimbatore 
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got my ZMR with just 1 litre petrol from the show room
so filled up speed petrol at the nearest petrol pump .
when i bought my fi220 3 years back they filled up 5 litres of petrol
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since i'm using speed petrol in my 220 , i filled up speed in ZMR too
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Hey Yash,, Is there a Probiking showroom in Coimbatore? If so , can you pls enquire about the cost of the disc calipers of both front and back of the new p220 ? Its not available here and they dont know the price... If its available there, I could come there and get it... Pls enquire if you have time buddy..... Thanks....Ride, ride and ride.. But always do it responsibly..
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On the new 220 Dtsi only the rear caliper is different. Its from Bybre brand, the enter thing will cost you about 2K change.Most places have not yet got the assembly.Originally posted by Ivin View Post_________________________
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@P220 Gurus.. I have an August 2009 220 DTSi (1st lot).. and has done 24700km And have a query
When I cold start the bike.. the idling hovers somewhere around 1000.. at that time.. I can hear a distinct kat-kat noise coming from somewhere in the engine and I am not sure what it is.. any pointers?Advice is a form of nostalgia.
Dispensing it is a way of fishing the past from the disposal, wiping it off, painting over the ugly parts and recycling it for more than it's worth.
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Firstly shouldn't your AutoChoke be kicking in during a cold start?
And have just noticed this noise? Or is this a *new* noise?_________________________
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The autochoke has worked for a total of 3 times since I got the bike.. so I don't miss it that much.. The noise has been there.. but recently PBK reduced the idling while tuning the carb. Thats when the noise gets pronounced and hence noticeable. AND it is not the starter clutch(Changed that a long time back).
Niks_Devil sez it could be the timing chain.. I need a little help here..Advice is a form of nostalgia.
Dispensing it is a way of fishing the past from the disposal, wiping it off, painting over the ugly parts and recycling it for more than it's worth.
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Since the Pulsar is a noisy bike as such, its difficult to isolate the sound without hearing it!
Can you verify with any similarly aged bike if the similar sound exists?
Usually the sparkplugs make a constant Kirrrr sounds that's the Dtsi noise that's always there.
Timing chain would be doubtful, as its a pretty good quality part and does not fail that easily.I'm still on stock timing chain!
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I had this noise from day 1 in my 220. SVC folks say its coz of the oneway clutch! they added few spring to it and it still was the same.Originally posted by antz.bin View Post07 HH Zma
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Yes. The Bybre. Pls enquire if it is in stock. My front caliper has some defects. It feels like pressing the clutch.. To change it, there's no stock here for the last 2 months.Originally posted by yash3 View Postyou mean the BYBRE ?Ride, ride and ride.. But always do it responsibly..
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now i can safely say that the noise is on cold engine only. started the bike in the morning... it was there.. warmed it up and took it to SS.. restarted.. it was gone. the noise is not a krrrrr.. it is a kat kat.. at 1k rpm... it happens at a delay of .2 seconds from the firing... on each firing.. hence clearly heard...Originally posted by Praful View PostSince the Pulsar is a noisy bike as such, its difficult to isolate the sound without hearing it!
Can you verify with any similarly aged bike if the similar sound exists?
Usually the sparkplugs make a constant Kirrrr sounds that's the Dtsi noise that's always there.
Timing chain would be doubtful, as its a pretty good quality part and does not fail that easily.I'm still on stock timing chain!Advice is a form of nostalgia.
Dispensing it is a way of fishing the past from the disposal, wiping it off, painting over the ugly parts and recycling it for more than it's worth.
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Now-a-dayz iam hearing some strange sound when the bike is on that sound is from below the tank i think its fuel pumps sound but when compared to earlier the fuel pump is making much noise
is it normal???
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Does the svc put the white thingy along with the engine oil in your bike?Originally posted by antz.bin View Post
sometimes noise also comes because of mixture being too lean.
I disagree. Timing chain is a common problem with Pulsar 220's in general especially when they put that white nano-technology shit thing along with the engine oil at the service station. I have seen so many 220's and even eliminator's with faulty timing chain. I think the white additive gets into the links of the chain and destroys itOriginally posted by Praful View PostSince the Pulsar is a noisy bike as such, its difficult to isolate the sound without hearing it!
Can you verify with any similarly aged bike if the similar sound exists?
Usually the sparkplugs make a constant Kirrrr sounds that's the Dtsi noise that's always there.
Timing chain would be doubtful, as its a pretty good quality part and does not fail that easily.I'm still on stock timing chain!Comment
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