2002 Honda CBR 954 RR Fireblade "shop time replace oil pan" Questions

...shop. get a new sealing washer at the same time. If the honda ones are too expensive, try the bike breakers, they are a fairly standard size, but again take the old bolt. I HAVENT CRANKED MY BIKE IN ...

shop environment, I don't have the time. I put about an inch of oil in a flat pan and flip the plates in it like turning a pancake over. Once fully oiled on each side, I put the clutch pac together. I

...shop manual. With clear instructions I have been able to do a lot of work that would have cost more than the manual. Since the year 2000 I have replaced seals in the front forks, brake pads, and done ...

...shop for their recommendations. Depending on the climate that you live in. If you’ve found this helpful, please click the green “helpful” icon. If you have 20 seconds please leave a few words as a ...

...time really tripped up my troubleshooting and almost led to me dismissing the warning. When I get the repair manual I ordered in the mail, I'm going to try intentionally tripping the temp sensor, ...

...shop vac and hook it up for BLOWING. 31. Place hose over fuel filler hole and dry the inside of the tank very thoroughly (outside, of course) 32. Reseal petcock holes and sender unit port, but this ...

...time. THEN loosen the pinch bolt (with lockwasher) in the lower fork bracket, but do not remove it. THEN spray glass cleaner like Windex on the fork tube above the rubber fork stop and after so ...

...time, loosen the pinch bolt but do not remove it, hold the fork slider to prevent the fork from dropping, remove the fork cap bolt from the fork tube plug, slide the fork tube down to remove. And ...