wsn03
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3 hours ago, davecara said:
Wasn't that crap then!
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That is bizarre! I had a similar issue with a 1200 Bandit years ago, really crap mechanic told me to change the plugs which had done sod all miles. It worked?!
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Superb. Loving these photos seeing your rapid progress
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Any cv carbs from the 1100G will fit, mine has them, much smoother ride
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Just found my old pictures - I too had to take the sump off, the pick up and the oil filter! Went in ok as I recall, albeit lifting the frame onto the engine. I was able to do it on my own.
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9 hours ago, Swirl said:
I can't remember what I had to do, but I also recall removing the casing on top (4 bolts) of the head...the one the air filter pipe connects to...gave me that extra bit of clearance. Im half wondering if I managed to get mine out with the sump on in fact
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This is how I did mine:
Go to local tip
Excuse me mate can I have that mattress?
Lie mattres on floor
Lie bike on mattres
Lift chassis off the engine
For re-fit repeat process. Its the easiest way
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29 minutes ago, wraith said:
You're getting kinky
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5 hours ago, Swiss Toni said:
Well ... it's sorted! All you guys that suspected the battery, were spot on! For all the bastard thing was showing 12.7V! Anyway, as I'd just bought a new battery for our lass's car, I decided to hook it up to the bike before I fitted it to her car. Bonny Lights back! Turned over a bit sluggish, though! Stripped and cleaned starter solenoid, starter motor and battery terminals. Cleaned the main earth on the back of the crankcases (could Suzuki have made it any more awkward to get to?), and re-fitted it. Hit the button again, and cranking speed back to normal! @duncan Same symptoms as you, excluding reverse polarity! Battery showing 12.7A. Soon as ignition switched on, voltage drop to .7A recovering to 1.9A. FUBAR'd then! Bearing in mind FBJ's scary new battery experience, what's decent gear, and what's to avoid?
Cheers OSSer's!
Make sure you vaseline up those bits you've cleaned, stop the corrosion coming back
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7 hours ago, rdubandit said:
Try swapping in a working battery from another bike. Unloaded battery voltage can be misleading.
Was going to suggest the same. I had the same thing once with a battery
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Had this once on the GSXR...bad earth by the ignition harness. Found it by jiggling the harness with ignition on.
Have you got an alarm / immobilser? I took mine off my Bandit
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Not answering the question but I bought the whole slave for my GSXR because as a complete unit it was so cheap, might be worth getting a price
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20 minutes ago, Swiss Toni said:
I hate this stuff! Went to turn the Blandit over today. Ign. on, clutch in, hit the tit ... and got that sound we all dread. 'Phuttt'! Everything dead. No idiot lights ... nothing! So, main fuse, I thought. Nope! Changed it anyway, still nowt! Removed, checked and cleaned all fuses in fuse box. Still nothing! No burned wires. No 'Magic Smoke'. Just ... nothing. Where to start checking? Any ideas?
I hate electrics!!!
Do you have an optimiser? I like them because they keep it charged and let you know if its fooked.
I too would start with battery, loose connections etc dont start from doing nothing, though corrosion does of course.
WD40 sprayed on electronics...vaseline on connectors.
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Sorry chaps, I've led you on a wild goose chase. Yes the tab at the back is for the mud guard. Trying to remember what the issue with my box was. I think it had an extra tab at the front of it, I remember it had an extra tab that stopped me from being able to locate the box in its rightful place, possibly at the front of it. I remember it was identical apart from this extra tab - possibly from a later model perhaps?
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On 6/25/2019 at 5:54 PM, Simbec1863 said:
@Swiss Tonimy "G" box had a mount sticking out the bottom - I remember now, so it hit the frame. I gave it away to a member on the previous site. Wonder why it had the extra mounting?
Bike was silver and purple. Import or UK model? I just bought it as bits for spares
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10 hours ago, Swiss Toni said:
@wsn03Ok, Bud. I'll get a look at the Fisches tomorrow.
Ok nice one mate...interested if they aren't different but having nicked one off a G I had i found they were
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On 6/21/2019 at 11:47 PM, Swiss Toni said:
@wsn03Can you post a picture of the battery box, just curious!
Hi mate
Battery box in situ is far too difficult to see anything, I checked last night
What i do know is that it has one less mounting lug than a G, but I need to take it out to show you.
I'll check on Fowlers for a picture tomorrow
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You're very quick!!! Great progress
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Yes I can tomorrow afternoon @Swiss Toni. From memory it has 3 mounting points, latterly they added a 4th
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F:
Flush tail light
Belly pan that goes away from the wheel at the bottom
Twin seats (red or blue)
Different vents on upper fairing
Smaller swinging arm
Battery tray has one less mounting point
I think that's the full list
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Welcome to OSS. Good luck with the build!
carb balancing
in Oil Cooled
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Beware shite needle float valves, many non oem leak badly
Fit mikuni or wemoto valves, then set up a remote tank hooked to your carbs on a bench to make sure no leaks
Ive seen new valves leak at 40 mins under load like this
To reset float heights alter the tab the valve hangs on. Best to youtube different ways of doing it, ideal to have a manual for correct float height
However if it wasn't wrong before it cant move on its own ... 99% of leaks come from cheap after market needle float valves, always the same problem