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flanagaj 16-Apr-2006 11:11

Thanks for the pointers. I am hopefully getting my hands on a decent filter wrench later today. I am sure that I am correct in that when positioned on the filter side of the bike the filter unscrews clockwise ?

GsxrAge 16-Apr-2006 11:27

Yes mate and when you put new one on just do it HAND tight !!!!!!

flanagaj 16-Apr-2006 11:33

Quote:

Originally posted by AGE996
just do it HAND tight !!!!!!

I know, I reckon the guy who put the last one on sealed it on with super glue:flame:

Totto 16-Apr-2006 11:42

Quote:

Originally posted by AGE996
Yes mate and when you put new one on just do it HAND tight !!!!!!

And smear a little engine oil around the rubber seal , stops it binding

GsxrAge 16-Apr-2006 11:46

Quote:

Originally posted by Totto
Quote:

Originally posted by AGE996
Yes mate and when you put new one on just do it HAND tight !!!!!!

And smear a little engine oil around the rubber seal , stops it binding

To right mate

I had one like flanagi once took me a couple hours to fit a simple fiter :devil::devil::devil:

Why can't Ducati put the filter in a better place ???????????

Age

moto748 16-Apr-2006 12:17

Quote:

Originally posted by AGE996

Why can't Ducati put the filter in a better place ???????????

Age


Surely the bottom of the engine *is* the right place?

rockhopper 16-Apr-2006 12:23

Lying on your back and looking up towards the underside of the engine it unscrews anti clockwise ie to the left.

PDL 16-Apr-2006 13:41

Quote:

Originally posted by flanagaj
Quote:

Originally posted by AGE996
just do it HAND tight !!!!!!

I know, I reckon the guy who put the last one on sealed it on with super glue:flame:

Nah, the pressure in the engine sucks the filter on realy tight over time, Bang a thick long screw driver through the upper part of the filter and use short jerky movements (anti clock wise) to your right, don't be scared it will budge.

flanagaj 16-Apr-2006 13:54

Finally did it. The chap next door is a plant fitter and he lent me a decent filter removal tool.

What is even more depressing.

New Filter is leaking even after tightening up and one of the split pins has cracked whilst fitting the new chain.

I think next time I will pay a garage to do the work. The chian should be ok as the other link is ok.

Do i ride to BSB tomorrow, or wait until a new link has been put on ?

GsxrAge 16-Apr-2006 16:23

Quote:

Originally posted by flanagaj
Finally did it. The chap next door is a plant fitter and he lent me a decent filter removal tool.

What is even more depressing.

New Filter is leaking even after tightening up and one of the split pins has cracked whilst fitting the new chain.

I think next time I will pay a garage to do the work. The chian should be ok as the other link is ok.

Do i ride to BSB tomorrow, or wait until a new link has been put on ?


Err wait for new link !!!!!


Age


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