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Ok seat, you have a key hole on the left hand side to the rear of the bike. Put the key in and turn it round as far as you can. A little lever will descend behind the key, pull this down and pull the seat up. The seat will come off.
Tyres are 29psi on the front and 33psi on the rear, 36 with a passenger, I find it easier to ride with 34-35 psi normally mind.
Coolant, take the seat off, and undo the tank bolt (look at the front right of the bike where the tank meets the steering, there will be an allen key bolt). Lift the tank and there is a cap that says never open when hot on it, coolant goes in there, and the tank to the left of it marked coolant. 2 stroke oil goes in the tank to the right of this.
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Its not an NSR There is no key for the seat. The way to remove it is by undoing the allen bolts at each side iirc.
Tyre pressures: 25 front, 32 rear.
For the coolant, remove the panel at the right hand side I think (similar to the one I gave you loose, but opposite side.) and I think the coolant bottle is there, next to the battery. |
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| CaPo wrote: | Its not an NSR  There is no key for the seat. The way to remove it is by undoing the allen bolts at each side iirc.
Tyre pressures: 25 front, 32 rear.
For the coolant, remove the panel at the right hand side I think (similar to the one I gave you loose, but opposite side.) and I think the coolant bottle is there, next to the battery. |
thanks mate,
should have asked you in first place, eh?
those guys were confusing me (easliy done!)
i take it you mean the bolts holding down the strap, across seat?
cos i took them out but was unsure wot to do next, didnt want to force it!
but, anyway dont need to remove it,if theres nothing important under there!
i will have a look for coolant bottle later, as its getting cold in mornings, will prob. need to put some anti-freeze in?
thanks again for info,
cheers,
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Yeah, 2 bolts, one at each side of the strap. If its still not coming off then maybe theres bolts under the back of it I forgot about? The white cover above the tail light pops off, check under there.
When I got the bike the coolant was all flushed out and renewed, so there should be plenty of anti freeze in it, just check the levels ok.  |
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Sorry, I read it as NSR not NS...  ____________________ Previous Bikes...Honda NSR 125 RR...Kawasaki Zephyr 550...Suzuki SV 1000 S...Yamaha FZ8...Current Bike...Suzuki GSX-R 750... |
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| CaPo wrote: | Its not an NSR  There is no key for the seat. The way to remove it is by undoing the allen bolts at each side iirc.
Tyre pressures: 25 front, 32 rear.
For the coolant, remove the panel at the right hand side I think (similar to the one I gave you loose, but opposite side.) and I think the coolant bottle is there, next to the battery. |
found the coolant bottle, cheers.
but ........
I cant remember wot you told me about fuel tap! (doh)
it has 3 positions - 6 o'clock
9 o'clock
& 12 o'clock
which is which, off/on/reserve?
i ask cos i ran out of fuel today on way home & got a bit confused as to whether i had been on main or reserve.
cant remember where the reserve is!
i dont plan to let it get that empty again.
ive filled it up but would help to know for future reference!
cheers,
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6 o'clock is on, 9o'clock is off and 12 is reserve.
How many miles did you get to the tank? |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 18 years, 356 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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