water in motor, problem???
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- Drunkn Munky
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Re: water in motor, problem???
So someone hosed your bike down with the carbs removed? Seriously?
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Re: water in motor, problem???
Something about south africa and VFR400s.Drunkn Munky wrote:So someone hosed your bike down with the carbs removed? Seriously?
I think they dread going there.
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vic-vtrvfr wrote:Ask xivlia for help, he's tackled just about every problem u could think of...
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Re: water in motor, problem???
I smell BS, who is the "idiot worker" are you that guy from BCF?Jac-al wrote:just did a change, i reckon when my bike was being sprayed i took the carbs off to do jets
and the idiot worker was washin the bike with a fat hoseand shortly after i tried to start and no spark so took the plug out and cranked it and lots of water came shootin out for awhile, i could see it flowin in the hole where the plug goes in
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Re: water in motor, problem???
no BS, so is it serious? ive just checked and confirmed there is water in the oil. idiot worker is a non english speakin mocambique tin of bully beef
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Re: water in motor, problem???
LOL I'm lost for words
Re: water in motor, problem???
whys this so funny?im askin advice so i know if this is the causecof my problems before i break this guys legs
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Re: water in motor, problem???
Definately the cause of your problems. Drain your engine, remove the spark plugs and cam covers and leave it baking in the sun for a day or two.
Then give the cams etc a coat of oil before re-filling the engine with fresh oil, change the filter too. Put it back together and hope it's not fucked.
It is funny though!
Then give the cams etc a coat of oil before re-filling the engine with fresh oil, change the filter too. Put it back together and hope it's not fucked.
It is funny though!
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Re: water in motor, problem???
you remind me of "Kradmelder" @ BCFJac-al wrote:no BS, so is it serious? ive just checked and confirmed there is water in the oil. idiot worker is a non english speakin mocambique tin of bully beef
This morning I locked myself out of my house. I realised I had my bike key, the remote for the alarm system and nothing else. I couldnt even open the gate as the remote for the gate was inside and the lock was on the motor so I couldnt open it manually.
So i figure WTF now. I see the key fro the pedestrian gate in the garage, which is just wide enough for a bike, but the base of it is like 15 cm of the ground. I get wood and build a ramp, duck down not to take my head off and ramp it, dropping off the other side.
I go to the local hardware as they have a key and lock section. They tell me they have no mobile unit, but one of the darkies working there tells me he can pick locks (inherent trait I think). He has no transport and I tell him I only have my bike as cant get my bakkie out of the garage. So he agrees to go on the bike. No helmet nothing. He much shorter than me, but quite fat. He has never been on a bike before so i have to explain put your feet on the pegs, sit still etc.
He was terrfied once I hit open road. Every time I accelerated he would cling on tight for dear life Laughing I yelled back you scared? He said, very scared baas. Laughing And I never went over 80 kmh. He battled to get off the high pillion seat, being so short
Anyway, he ended up drilling out my lock and putting a new one in. Charged me R250. About £18. And the lock another R120.
He was still terrfied when I took him back, but when he got back to work he said it was really great and he wishes he could get a bike. he said he sees why people ride bikes now. Luckily I took him on the bmw. When he saw the KTM towering in the garage he said he doesnt want to go on that. It is too high Laughing He just asked me how fast can they go Laughing
Lol, never thought I would ever have a darkie pillion. Just my kids, girlfriends, and at a pinch a bike mate stuck.

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