exhaust blowing
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exhaust blowing
hi my nc21 middle section of my exhaust is blowing
you can feel it on your hand must be a small hole
i was just wondering to put some exhaust cement into it
is this part of the system availble to buy or best to get welded
does anyone know anyone in the southampton area good with
a welder many thanks dave
you can feel it on your hand must be a small hole
i was just wondering to put some exhaust cement into it
is this part of the system availble to buy or best to get welded
does anyone know anyone in the southampton area good with
a welder many thanks dave
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Re: exhaust blowing
Mild steel.. known to rot... if it's already gone into a hole welding it might be a pain as it tends to just make the hole bigger..
Collecterbox is the same of the part.. the NC21 collectrbox is about 130gbp + vat but you have to remove the engine to change it.
Collecterbox is the same of the part.. the NC21 collectrbox is about 130gbp + vat but you have to remove the engine to change it.
xivlia wrote:i dont go fast on this bike so really do not need a rear brake.. /
vic-vtrvfr wrote:Ask xivlia for help, he's tackled just about every problem u could think of...
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Re: exhaust blowing
cheers for the advice
david silver does collector box with 2 down pipes attached
119 pound
its my collector box that has small hole
i dont fancy trying to remove my engine must this be done
david silver does collector box with 2 down pipes attached
119 pound
its my collector box that has small hole
i dont fancy trying to remove my engine must this be done
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Re: exhaust blowing
I've just fitted the motad stainless collector and rear downpipes (avaliable from David Silver) you don't have to remove the engine to fit them, BUT be aware the 'Full instructions' supplied with it are useless (I've spoken to Motad's MD about them) but in saying this the product itself is good. If you do buy a set, them I'll be happy to tell you how to remove the old and fit the new without dropping the engine (and then wait to see my notes appear as instructions from Motad!!)
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Re: exhaust blowing
its and nc24 exhaust.. it will fit the nc21 but your endcan is totally different and wont fit so youll need an nc24 link pipe and can AND nc24 rear footpegs to be able to mount the exhaust can.
best way is just to get the nc21 collectorbox
and yep.. engine out job im afraid.
the high cost of having a garage etc do it and the price of the collectorbox itself writes many of these bikes off as you can get a good running bike for around 4-500gbp which is what a collectorbox change from a garage will cost
best way is just to get the nc21 collectorbox
and yep.. engine out job im afraid.
the high cost of having a garage etc do it and the price of the collectorbox itself writes many of these bikes off as you can get a good running bike for around 4-500gbp which is what a collectorbox change from a garage will cost
xivlia wrote:i dont go fast on this bike so really do not need a rear brake.. /
vic-vtrvfr wrote:Ask xivlia for help, he's tackled just about every problem u could think of...
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Re: exhaust blowing
thanks for advice guys
am going to buy nc21 collector box christmas time
is there any instructions on engine removal on forum
for my bike cheers
have put gun gum where hole is at moment see tomorrow
how it is cheers
am going to buy nc21 collector box christmas time
is there any instructions on engine removal on forum
for my bike cheers
have put gun gum where hole is at moment see tomorrow
how it is cheers
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Re: exhaust blowing
It's not overly complicated.bullitt wrote:thanks for advice guys
am going to buy nc21 collector box christmas time
is there any instructions on engine removal on forum
for my bike cheers
have put gun gum where hole is at moment see tomorrow
how it is cheers
Drain coolant, remove radiator, disconnect everything eletrical, remove end-can / link pipe.
soak engine mounting bolts for a few days with penetrating oil, dont want to snap them.
jack up engine with trolly jack to support weight.
remove bolts and lower engine slowly makings sure wires and pipes arn't caught up.
xivlia wrote:i dont go fast on this bike so really do not need a rear brake.. /
vic-vtrvfr wrote:Ask xivlia for help, he's tackled just about every problem u could think of...
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Re: exhaust blowing
thanks for advice i know what i"ll be doing new year
cheers
cheers
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Re: exhaust blowing
If you've never done it give yourself most of a day to get it stripped, refitted and running again.
If you've done a couple you can have it done in a couple of hours providing you soak all the bolts beforehand and dont' snap any when removing them
If you've done a couple you can have it done in a couple of hours providing you soak all the bolts beforehand and dont' snap any when removing them
xivlia wrote:i dont go fast on this bike so really do not need a rear brake.. /
vic-vtrvfr wrote:Ask xivlia for help, he's tackled just about every problem u could think of...