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jjdugen |
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 Posted: 15:12 - 07 Mar 2017 Post subject: FZS1000 (expletive deleted) Exup valve |
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A friend dropped off his Fazer 1000, had the 7000 rpm EXUP valve fault indication on the rev counter. Been quoted at least £400 to repair by the area Yamaha dealers.
Had a few EXUP's in my time, usually they graunch up a bit, cables off and a good twist on the spindle end usually clears the clag for a good few months.
This one was solid.
Had to drill out the bolts on the end plate, in fairness, the valve has not been looked at in 30,000 odd miles.
This one is jammed solid, even got the torch on it, nothing budging. Don't want to get medieval on it, the valve unit isn't very robust.
Looked on the net for a new unit.... £400.... plus VAT!! The end plate is a further £90.... plus VAT!! Jesus, whats it made of!!???
Needless to say, he's not happy and I've spent best part of a day messing with the damn thing.
So, if you have an EXUP valve, make sure you strip and grease it... regularly! If anyone has one, please feel free to PM me.
Cheers ____________________ The CBR900RR has been sold. Aprilia Falco worms its way into my heart.
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I had the same problem sorting a friends FZR1000Ru Foxeye.The shaft had seized on the graphite bearing in the outer cover.Once the cover was removed I was able to knock the shaft through the bearing.I then machined a phosphur-bronze bearing and pressed that into place before reaming it to clearance.
There is a friend on www.exup1000.co.uk who refurbishes the powervalves on Exups and does a really good job of it.PM me if you want to go that route. ____________________ Just talk bikes.What else is there?
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