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We discovered when using WD40 on router bit bearings, they would fail prematurely. The router rpm are in the 20,000 rpm area but because of WD40's properties it would actually harm the bearing because of gumming. WD40 works really well for it's intended purposes. WD stands for water...

There are a kazillion lubes out there. Light throttle cables are not the same as clutch cables that have lots off spring return and lever pull, so I would use a lighter lube on the throttle cables as well as other throttle control areas. I've never has a problem with silicone type lubricants in...

Could be an issue with the throttle body linkage. Do not use WD40 on these parts. WD40 gums after a while. It's a great product for it's intended use but is not good for long term use lubrication on some applications. The fact that it changes with warming might be an indicator of a gummy lubricant.

A little late but Happy Birthday Martin!

Hey Chris!. Just talked to a friend in your neck of the woods and he told me the temps really dropped.

Welcome to the forum! I would imagine if someone swapped out to go naked it's usually for the same reason so it might be a stretch to find an undamaged one. Someone may have one though....

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays All! Stay safe out there! "I'm too drunk to taste the chicken"-Colonel Sanders....

The oil level sensor is a switch. It's listed as a switch and not a variable resistor. The electrical schematic shows it as a switch as well as the service manual.

Happy thanksgiving all!

Yes with low voltage the ECU can throw all kinds of flags on the field and they can be totally off. On his readout it looks like as soon as the starter relay is keyed everything drops completely out. When the key is turned on the fuel pump primes and the ECU is active as if normal. It almost...

We did have some loss years ago on the server data base.

Saw the SV650 Gladi whatever on reddit today. Keep the English wheel shaping things up!. Sorry...Those fairings are ugly but I'm still impressed at the skills....

Happy Birthday Gary!

Dave, do you have access to a wiring schematic with the color code?

I was imagining the carbs mounted to a plenum! LOL! Nice kit!

I'm not familiar with the 4 into 1 carb kit.

Also a schematic would be helpful.

Amazing! That is a really unique bike and you really did a beautiful job on this,. Is that an old Radio Shack DVM? That's my in home go to. I've had mine for almost 30 years.

TOM!:D

Welcome to this great forum! There have been members that had the FZ 600 series but I don't remember who. There are some great members here that might help with their tech knowledge and experience not directly applying to you model, but may be helpful.