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Pipsco, i’m curious did you found something?
Do you also replace them yourself? And how much money/time will it cost? I’m from the Netherlands and want to go to germany on the bike maybe this year.@pipsco
my offer to you - when ever you and your busa are near to berlin contact me
and i spend an ear for your busa - i know the sound of the crankshafts bearings, if they are never more okay.
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Do you also replace them yourself? And how much money/time will it cost? I’m from the Netherlands and want to go to germany on the bike maybe this year.
Just got 27000 km on the bike. If i’m near Berlin this year i will give you a call or text you. Curious If somebody knows the type of sound. It is exactly the same as this. But almost every garage tells me its a normal sound because of the play between some parts.i once changed the crankshaft bearings - their costs for new bearings were relatively low - 5 pairs ~ 180 €
time?
it was a horrible, time wasting work - you do not want to do this work - at least i needed around 2 1/2 weeks and i am well "trained" by my experience of pulling the motor.
2 1/2 weeks because i had to order the new bearings after! messuring the old by "plastic gauge" - the bearings delivery itself needed 14 days.
for info:
just cleaning the crankcase sealing surfaces takes a good 1.5 - 2 hours.
they must be clinically clean or you will have an oil leaking motor.
what milage does your motor have?
i ask that way because a good friend sells (at hayabusaclub.com) at the moment a (complete) ´99 gen1 motor with only 40,000 km for 1300 €
and replacing the motor is so much easier than all the work you were expecting when changing the bearings.
(...)If i’m near Berlin this year i will give you a call or text you. (...)
I will. Thanks.don't hesitate to call me
mon - fri , 09.30 am - 06.00 pm (09.30-18.00)
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and texting i do not really like ;-) - only in very biggest trouble
Just got 27000 km on the bike. If i’m near Berlin this year i will give you a call or text you. Curious If somebody knows the type of sound. It is exactly the same as this. But almost every garage tells me its a normal sound because of the play between some parts.
So I do hear it but it doesn't sound like it's consistent. Like it's not always there, and it doesn't match the RPM.Hi everyone, anyone got any idea what makes this knocking noise during tick over. smooth as hell when riding, no noises when cold only warm. checked for intake leaks, balance throttle bodies, new plugs, etc. no mods and standard exhaust. is this normal or am I overlooking something? oh and doesn't change when I pull the clutch in. thanks in advance.
Hi everyone, anyone got any idea what makes this knocking noise during tick over. (...)
mine still does it to this day, never found out what causes it. bike runs fine and so smooth.I have an 06 hayabusa and I just replaced my stator as it was damaged by a shitty Chinese stator cover (don’t buy the clear one trust me) and when I got it all back together and put new oil in it, whenever I come to a stop light or stop to park or get gas etc. as long as it’s warmed up it and below 3000 rpm makes the same exact sound, an audible clunk and a vibration is felt in the bars, I would like to know more about this I never noticed it before and it makes me feel like the whole bike is just gonna die on me at any moment
done thousands of miles since I started this thread.mine still does it to this day, never found out what causes it. bike runs fine and so smooth.
I would have thought if it was about to give up it would have happened by nowdone thousands of miles since I started this thread.
Did you ever find out what the noise was as mine does the sameHi everyone, anyone got any idea what makes this knocking noise during tick over. smooth as hell when riding, no noises when cold only warm. checked for intake leaks, balance throttle bodies, new plugs, etc. no mods and standard exhaust. is this normal or am I overlooking something? oh and doesn't change when I pull the clutch in. thanks in advance.