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 befdelta7 Brolly Dolly
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 Posted: 16:00 - 05 Dec 2008 Post subject: oh.... now thats embarrassing (gearbox oil) |
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hi,
go easy on my please lads
i have just emptied my gearbox oil from my supercity, while it was all black and shitty... there was another problem there was only about 90-100mm that emptied out i dont think i even topped it up the last time i emptied the oil... just done the nut back up and went for a ride. how stupidly thick am i!! done about maybe 1000miles with that tiny ammount in the box
cant believe myself, what a stupid error to commit!!
think i should be burned at stake
but hey, im filling her up with 800mm of nice new brown fresh light oil.
god forgive me for i have sinned
wondered why finding neutral was so difficult upon the first few miles on the day and why the was a ting ting ting noise coming from the gearbox.
would that of been the result of a very deprathed gearbox? ____________________ Dont do a wheelie in front of a traffic copper... it gets you 3pts and £220 fine. |
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| Finglonga |
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90-100mm? 800mm?
Think you mean ml.  ____________________ Andy Sez....
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 befdelta7 Brolly Dolly
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| Hutchysrs50 |
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iv done the asme thing myself
easy enough to do eh  ____________________ Gilera SC 125 - Current |
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 befdelta7 Brolly Dolly
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 Posted: 18:40 - 05 Dec 2008 Post subject: |
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well now the fresh stuff is in, the bike rides a whole lot better and also doesnt make the ting ting ting noise it did before, or maybe its dampened the noise. pull away is also so, so much better. clutch seems happier anyway  ____________________ Dont do a wheelie in front of a traffic copper... it gets you 3pts and £220 fine. |
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| rotax81 |
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 rotax81 Nearly there...

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 Posted: 18:52 - 05 Dec 2008 Post subject: |
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consider it run in properly now then
easy mistake to do when your mind is on other things.
one of our artics at my old place lost its sump plug on the M6, dropped all the oil (35 litres of it ) and fookered the crankshaft. the garage didnt do it up.
consider yourself a bit lucky. ____________________ ZX636C6F road. ZX636C1H track. ZX7R redundant. ZX0.5R minimoto as ornament.
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 befdelta7 Brolly Dolly
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| LeeR |
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I'm no expert but as the CityFly is based on the XLR125 and therefore a 4-stroke engine with shared gearbox/engine oil (possibly with a wet clutch) aren't you in danger of having shagged the whole thing?
I'd be inclined to consult a manual, as 800ml may or may not be the correct amount of oil for your engine (too much can be just as damaging as too little).
Also I've managed to glean, from a web search, that Honda recommend changing the oil every 1250 miles (2000Km).
In fact try PM'ing cicatrez he's got one. ____________________ My claim to fame: Austin Vince nicked my pen... |
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| the grim reaper |
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| LeeR wrote: | I'm no expert but as the CityFly is based on the XLR125 and therefore a 4-stroke engine with shared gearbox/engine oil (possibly with a wet clutch) aren't you in danger of having shagged the whole thing?
I'd be inclined to consult a manual, as 800ml may or may not be the correct amount of oil for your engine (too much can be just as damaging as too little).
Also I've managed to glean, from a web search, that Honda recommend changing the oil every 1250 miles (2000Km).
In fact try PM'ing cicatrez he's got one. |
You certainly aren't an expert as he's talking about a Supercity, not a CityFly
Cheers
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I bought an RS50 that the owner said had been serviced.
I took his word and didn't check fluids. Was out on a ride out and I hear a grinding noise so I clutch in and stop at the side of the road.
The noise goes when the clutch was pulled in. So 80 quid recovery truck later and I try to drain the box and fuck all comes out
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 befdelta7 Brolly Dolly
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 kev... Nova Slayer
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should be fine my mito only had 0.3L in it when i got it and that was metallic soup. had major problems with it not coming down the gears.
anyway drained it then filled it with cheap oil did 5 miles then drained and refilled with 0.8L 15w 50 motul it's nice and smooth now apart from neutral which is normal lol
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