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 Post subject: Re: buzzing sound
PostPosted: Sun Jan 24, 2010 8:10 am 
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did you manage to get rid of the sound by draining the oil?????

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PostPosted: Sun Jan 24, 2010 9:12 am 
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not drained it yet, been trying to sort out the indicators. hopefully this week i'll do it. yours still doing it??

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PostPosted: Tue Jan 26, 2010 7:26 am 
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Yes it is but I am loathed to change the oil as it only went in 200 miles ago.

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PostPosted: Fri Feb 05, 2010 8:39 am 
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I had a look at my bike yesterday and the noise seemed to come from the oil filter housing. I took it off and reseated the filter and the noise went.......for about 2 min. I think i might change the oile filter and see if that effects it. I can see anything wrong it just sounds like a Honda :oops:

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mine had a buzzing sound, done oil filter, had no washer between spring and filter. Got 1 from Hairy, have not heard it since. mite be it :!: :!:

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Now you could be on to something there as I dindt have a washer either.got to be worth a go !

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i did oil change on mine today and it hasnt got a washer between the spring and the filter and never has..

iv had bike from new. and iv definatly not lost it when iv done an oil change ,

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There should be a washer there, it does go missing when changing the oil filter as it can stick to the old filter. If yours has never had one chances are it was lost on your first free service by the dealer. :roll:

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Change oil on mine yesterday, I new it was there and still had to siv the drainer to find it, that was in a work shop after fitting new clutch.

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There should be a washer there, it does go missing when changing the oil filter as it can stick to the old filter. If yours has never had one chances are it was lost on your first free service by the dealer. :roll:



Bugger.. :? sounds like i better get another one then..

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Yeah me too but does anyone have a part number or is it just a big washer???

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I got mine from Hairy :thumbs: :thumbs:

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Yeah me too but does anyone have a part number or is it just a big washer???


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proper job !! :dance: :respekt: :applause1:

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Put the washer in but it is still making the noise :temper: :temper: . Could it be the filter???? :dontknow: :dontknow:

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Hi,I did and still do use a hiflo filter from hairy, I do not know what one was in there. So that might be it, if its a cheapie that might be a bad fit, but done two filters and not had it since :thumbs: Also I didn't have the spacer on the clutch pipe to slave cylinder,put one back on,this could have bin vibrating. :dontknow:. It could be the clutch pushrod bearing, could be dry. I did copper grease it when I put it back together, and put a bit of copper grease on the end of the rod against the slave cylinder.

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