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Will do
Also add, plenty of engine oil in there, doesnt seem to burn much, if any..
Also from what i remember, this just seemed to happen randomly, the vibration just came about.. so must be a loose bolt somewhere.
I tried the main engine bolt, it was loose enough that when turned on one side, it would turn easily. So i put a spanner on the other end and tightened it a bit.
The vibration seemed to be worse at the crotch area, where the seat meets the tank.. So could it be the main engine bolt and the vib was travelling up the main frame to that point? ____________________ A2 Passed 18/6/10 |
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check things like tank mounts, are all the rubbers there, intact etc?
they can often give funny rattling sounds.
other than that, stuff under the seat, battery, battery strap, airbox etc!
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I know what you mean. I had something that sounds very simmilar. Vibration and rattly noise at town speed. The top engine mount bolt was snapped, and the rear one bent. Also, as suggested. check the tank mountings, and the bolt for it under the seat. ____________________ Eat well, poo hard
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Sorted it was the top rear engine mount, was just a bit loose, tightened it, solved the problem.
Sweet as a nut now! ____________________ A2 Passed 18/6/10 |
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