Head gasket :(
#21
Sorry to hear that.
Head here - HONDA CBR600 F4 FX FY 2000 GOOD COMPLETE CYLINDER HEAD ASSEMBLY. BREAKING SPARES | eBay
At that price it is a steal
Should have you back together fairly quickly
Pitty your bristol based - I have built a few motors in my time.
Head here - HONDA CBR600 F4 FX FY 2000 GOOD COMPLETE CYLINDER HEAD ASSEMBLY. BREAKING SPARES | eBay
At that price it is a steal
Should have you back together fairly quickly
Pitty your bristol based - I have built a few motors in my time.
#25
Hi all, bike is back on the road! Theres a slight rattle on the right hand side, on the over run and around 3k revs. Most likely the cct right? Little bit disappointed shes still not 100% and I just hope it is the cct! Did wonder if I should replace it but figured the garage would let me know if it was needed?! Oh well!
Oh and im actually from weston-super-mare... I just put bristol as its close and more people know where that is!
Oh and im actually from weston-super-mare... I just put bristol as its close and more people know where that is!
#26
Hi all,
Just been out in the garage listening for this tapping noise. To be honest I think I'm being OCD now but better to be safe then sorry.
So anyway after a while I've found the constant noise... 2 air leaks on the front of my end can and air leaking at the connection on the link pipe towards the front of the bike. When I took the exhaust system apart there were no gaskets but I can't seem to get a good seal on the link pipe.
There is a rattle when the bike is cold at around 3k revs but is gone when warmed up. So I'm going to purchase a new auto CCT. I think I'm too OCD to get a manual one. Is there such a thing as an auto CCT that won't need replacing every 15-20k miles? Not too fussed but would be nice to know!
Feels like my carbs are out of sync now too which is some extra hassle but all can be dealt with in due course! Just nice to have the bike back during this heat wave!!!
Just been out in the garage listening for this tapping noise. To be honest I think I'm being OCD now but better to be safe then sorry.
So anyway after a while I've found the constant noise... 2 air leaks on the front of my end can and air leaking at the connection on the link pipe towards the front of the bike. When I took the exhaust system apart there were no gaskets but I can't seem to get a good seal on the link pipe.
There is a rattle when the bike is cold at around 3k revs but is gone when warmed up. So I'm going to purchase a new auto CCT. I think I'm too OCD to get a manual one. Is there such a thing as an auto CCT that won't need replacing every 15-20k miles? Not too fussed but would be nice to know!
Feels like my carbs are out of sync now too which is some extra hassle but all can be dealt with in due course! Just nice to have the bike back during this heat wave!!!
#27
#28
Honda CCT's seem to retire at around 15k to 20k even on the bigger bikes like the blackbird.
The two most common issues on Hondas are CCT and Reg/Rec
Small price to pay for what is generally a very reliable machine.
Not sure where you have a leak but the downpipes on an F4 are one piece - the only joints are the head to downpipes and the downpipes to silencer link pipe.
The two most common issues on Hondas are CCT and Reg/Rec
Small price to pay for what is generally a very reliable machine.
Not sure where you have a leak but the downpipes on an F4 are one piece - the only joints are the head to downpipes and the downpipes to silencer link pipe.
#29
Honda CCT's seem to retire at around 15k to 20k even on the bigger bikes like the blackbird.
The two most common issues on Hondas are CCT and Reg/Rec
Small price to pay for what is generally a very reliable machine.
Not sure where you have a leak but the downpipes on an F4 are one piece - the only joints are the head to downpipes and the downpipes to silencer link pipe.
The two most common issues on Hondas are CCT and Reg/Rec
Small price to pay for what is generally a very reliable machine.
Not sure where you have a leak but the downpipes on an F4 are one piece - the only joints are the head to downpipes and the downpipes to silencer link pipe.
#30
Looks like this one - HONDA CBR 600 F 2 3 4 EXHAUST SILENCER REPAIR GASKET 18391ML0003 | eBay
Some aftermarket systems don't have the gasket - they are a closer fit between the pipes.