Help with bike lying up

Started by Suzuki boi, Wednesday, 13 June 2018, 06:12 PM

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Mick_J

We have a technical term for that tank, it's FU Celvin Klein ED.  :happy1:
Keep the rubber side down.          Mick

Latty66

Well that is pretty impressive rot  :hat:and the only thing you could use that for is taking measurments thank you for taking the time to photo it
Personally i would buy a can of clear coat spray it and keep as a reminder and conversional piece when you complete the bike you can make a direct  before and after a proper jaw dropper once again thanks

Suzuki boi

Quote from: Latty66 on Monday, 18 June  2018, 11:31 PM
Well that is pretty impressive rot  :hat:and the only thing you could use that for is taking measurments thank you for taking the time to photo it
Personally i would buy a can of clear coat spray it and keep as a reminder and conversional piece when you complete the bike you can make a direct  before and after a proper jaw dropper once again thanks
I'd love to keep it somewhere but the missus wants rid of it asap.lol. she HATES clutter.(wait till I really start stripping the bike.)


While I'm waiting for parts I was thinking of getting stuck in to the forks.
I was reading up on here and talks of this "fork tool".
Is it totally necessary? If so can someone post dimensions?
I found in the download section one for a k5 but mines a k2.

gsxbarmy

Quote from: Suzuki boi on Thursday, 21 June  2018, 08:21 PM
Quote from: Latty66 on Monday, 18 June  2018, 11:31 PM
Well that is pretty impressive rot  :hat:and the only thing you could use that for is taking measurments thank you for taking the time to photo it
Personally i would buy a can of clear coat spray it and keep as a reminder and conversional piece when you complete the bike you can make a direct  before and after a proper jaw dropper once again thanks
I'd love to keep it somewhere but the missus wants rid of it asap.lol. she HATES clutter.(wait till I really start stripping the bike.)


While I'm waiting for parts I was thinking of getting stuck in to the forks.
I was reading up on here and talks of this "fork tool".
Is it totally necessary? If so can someone post dimensions?
I found in the download section one for a k5 but mines a k2.

Look down this thread http://gsx1400owners.org/forum/index.php?topic=2179.msg34995#msg34995

Essentially (for a K2), get hold of a bit of old 1/2" gas pipe and file out 4 arches at right angles to each other in one end (you'll see what I mean in that thread as around about the 9th entry from the top, mlivkovich shows dimensions and pictures  :onya:

I'm not sure what the nut on one end does, however, make the pipe itself long enough to go down the inside of your fork leg to around about where the top of the slider is (about 2' would do) and the 4 arches will "slot" over the unit inside. You can then undo the bolt at the bottom of the slider. I drilled at hole at the top of the tool I made to put a bar through it to make it easier to hold the tool when undoing the nut - bit like the aftermarket one shown earlier in that thread
Nothing to do.............all day to do it....I love retirement :lol:

Suzuki boi

Thanks barmy :onya:
So fuel pump arrived today .
Hooked it all up.
Changed oil and filter,got new battery

Went to start up ,nothing.
No crank nothing.
I'm thinking its either the starter switch itself or the relay.
The relay gets 12v to it one side but 0v on the starter side even with the button pressed.
The thing that has me stumped is the odometer.
Its flashing lines,at one stage it said "chec".
I'm guessing that has something to do with the ecm?
Here's a pic of what comes up

seth

You could try and put the bike into dealer mode as described in this thread
http://gsx1400owners.org/forum/index.php?topic=1383.msg15153;topicseen#msg15153
Then use the code it gives you to try and narrow down where to look for your problem.

:cheers:
only a slightly modified gsx1400
oh and a standard one too

Sethbot Postwhore

gsxbarmy

CHEC normally comes up when the kill switch is off. You might also check the contacts on the clutch switch and sidestand switch.

So when you switched on - whilst nothing happened in terms of cranking - did the dials sweep? Did you hear the fuel pump prime?
Nothing to do.............all day to do it....I love retirement :lol:

KiwiCol

😎  Always looking for the next corner.  😎

gsxbarmy

Nothing to do.............all day to do it....I love retirement :lol:

KiwiCol

Appears so, I was eating my breakfast (Bacon & Eggs on toast) & reading the post, thought Kill Switch, finished breaky then posted, only to find Seth & you were already onto it. Shows what happens if ya leave the post open for a bit before replying. 
😎  Always looking for the next corner.  😎

Suzuki boi

Sound lads.
Yep it not cause of the kill switch.
Yep I hear the fuel pump prime,dials sweep.
Only figured why "chec" came up,had a relay disconnected at the time.
The whole odo flashing is weird to me!!!!
Will try that dealer mode.
Poxy bike!!!!

seth

If you can put it in dealer mode it will give you more of a clue on what's happening .
only a slightly modified gsx1400
oh and a standard one too

Sethbot Postwhore

Suzuki boi


seth

Go through all the plugs making sure they are all properly connected.
Was it running before ?
:cheers:
only a slightly modified gsx1400
oh and a standard one too

Sethbot Postwhore

Suzuki boi

Must of had blonde moment.
Didn't know you had to Hold the clutch in :lol:
Got it going but runs like absolute s**t!!!!
Barely idles. Gave it a good few blips.
Smoke coming from the headers I think.
Found a hole in one of the headers :whistling:
Hopefully it just from the wd40 I sprayed as well.lol.
When the new plugs arrive hopefulpy that sorts the idling issue.
Clocks aren't working so will need to replace them aswell :cry2:

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