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#861
Hey everyone i just got a 1988 cbr 600 and i freaking love it!! shes a little ugly and naked right now but im gonna see what i can do on fixin that, but i have never ridden a better bike!! oh and if anybody is selling or knows where i can get some fairings for cheap i would really appreciate the help!!
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Welcome IchyApe
here's a thread with pics and a discussion on the Cailfornia PAIR system
https://cbrforum.com/forum/cbr-1000f...ne-ric-129145/
here's a thread with pics and a discussion on the Cailfornia PAIR system
https://cbrforum.com/forum/cbr-1000f...ne-ric-129145/
#864
Randy Jackson, aka TXwhitewater, here in Spicewood, TX. Outside of Austin.
Scored a '90 CBR1000F back in Feb of '09 in Llano, TX at Duncan Auctioneers Farm & Ranch Auction for $1,500. 24K, fresh oil, tires, battery. Wrong bike (Not a Harley), wrong place ( Not a city). VGC, bought it because nobody else was going to. Planned on flipping it, but got it home, reevaluated decision. "I'll sell it in the fall". I have over 120 VIN's here on my 10 acres, mostly all partzers, Japanese street, 70's, '80's.
Suffer from ADD, OCD, Manic Depressive, Hoarder syndrome, probably compensating for some small shortcoming..
Scored a '90 CBR1000F back in Feb of '09 in Llano, TX at Duncan Auctioneers Farm & Ranch Auction for $1,500. 24K, fresh oil, tires, battery. Wrong bike (Not a Harley), wrong place ( Not a city). VGC, bought it because nobody else was going to. Planned on flipping it, but got it home, reevaluated decision. "I'll sell it in the fall". I have over 120 VIN's here on my 10 acres, mostly all partzers, Japanese street, 70's, '80's.
Suffer from ADD, OCD, Manic Depressive, Hoarder syndrome, probably compensating for some small shortcoming..
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#866
hi konrad
2 likely possibilities
- vacuum in the tank due to blocked air breather tube, a common problem is that it is nipped near the hinge bolt
blow into the breather and see if air flows
- gas valve not opening properly, test by puling a vacuum to the diaphram line and see if the gas flow stays steady for a while ( not just a few sec)
if not good the diaphram has to be changed
hope that helps
cbr paul
2 likely possibilities
- vacuum in the tank due to blocked air breather tube, a common problem is that it is nipped near the hinge bolt
blow into the breather and see if air flows
- gas valve not opening properly, test by puling a vacuum to the diaphram line and see if the gas flow stays steady for a while ( not just a few sec)
if not good the diaphram has to be changed
hope that helps
cbr paul
#867
hi konrad
2 likely possibilities
- vacuum in the tank due to blocked air breather tube, a common problem is that it is nipped near the hinge bolt
blow into the breather and see if air flows
- gas valve not opening properly, test by puling a vacuum to the diaphram line and see if the gas flow stays steady for a while ( not just a few sec)
if not good the diaphram has to be changed
hope that helps
cbr paul
2 likely possibilities
- vacuum in the tank due to blocked air breather tube, a common problem is that it is nipped near the hinge bolt
blow into the breather and see if air flows
- gas valve not opening properly, test by puling a vacuum to the diaphram line and see if the gas flow stays steady for a while ( not just a few sec)
if not good the diaphram has to be changed
hope that helps
cbr paul
#868
Hello everyone, I bought a 1996 1000F two weeks ago. It is my 4th bike but my first Honda and my first bike in about 20 years. I could not be happier with my choice! I am using it to get to work (138 mile round trip) a couple of days a week.
The other day I switched to the reserve and after a few miles the gas gauge started wigging out. Is this normal or should I be checking it out. After filling up with gas, the gauge seems to working fine.
Thanks
The other day I switched to the reserve and after a few miles the gas gauge started wigging out. Is this normal or should I be checking it out. After filling up with gas, the gauge seems to working fine.
Thanks
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Warm welcome to the Cokeman ..... to answer your question no the fuel gauge should
not do that - maybe lift the tank and check the sender wires / plug underneath
Having said that though sometimes the senders can be a bit finicky - my 1990 goes to
zero when there's still a 1/4 tank left - so I just use the trip meter to get gas based
on miles ridden
not do that - maybe lift the tank and check the sender wires / plug underneath
Having said that though sometimes the senders can be a bit finicky - my 1990 goes to
zero when there's still a 1/4 tank left - so I just use the trip meter to get gas based
on miles ridden
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