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ilanr1

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  1. Update : the level of the water is still not 100% , if I fill the radiator to the top of it , after a ride with the fan have been actuated one or two times and letting it cool down I can see a gap of missing water in the radiator like 50cc -70cc of liquid is missing there.

    The missing water are in the expansion tank...normal color.

    I assume that maybe the radiator is clogged.

    It's tracer 900 2015 , 6 years...

    How many years a radiator can last with good liquid cooling , no tap water ... ?.

    Yesterday I have done a couple of internal and external washes to the radiator pulling it out.

    But up till now the situation is the same.

    How can I be 100% sure that the radiator is not clogged ?.

    Please confirm that the level of the cooling liquid on your bike is staying at the tipi top after this kind of ride that I did.

    Thanks

     

  2. Hi , today i see a high temperature of the cooling liquid while i was at low speed in town.

    I let it cool down and when i open the radiator i see that the level of the water inside of it were low.

    I noticed that the expansion tank is totally full ! , the cooling liquid is not at the high level mark !.

    The missing level of cooling liquid was there...

    Why is the vapor coolent didn't went back to the radiator , it should be a vacum there...

    Any thoughts are welcome.

    Thanks

     

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  3. Hi , i just finished a project that transforms my tracer 900 , 2015 model to a tracer GT 2019 model.

    After that i changed the throttle bodies i have a feeling that the throttle cables are short , when turning the handlebar to the left side and in the cender it all good , the throttle returns with a spring feel.

    When i'm turning the handlebar to the right , the acceleration throttle cable turn to be very tight like it's shorter.

    Can you share a few pictures how is the routing of the throttle cables should be ? , i mean the section below the main switch.

    Thanks 

  4. Hi , from my recent experience it's a little tricky to get to rubber number 3 opposite the timing side.

    The first 2 screws ,  i mean #1and #2 were a little easy , you need a long flexible allen socket and a lot of patience.

    After that you open the allen screws , disconnect the serrounding cables and shake back and forth all the assembly and it will be out.

    You will find a lot of black residue on the bottom side.

     

     

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  5. 5 hours ago, piotrek said:

    Big congrats on the surgery! Certainly makes your bike unique and injects a splash of colour in front of you. Take/post a nice photo of the thing lit up after you put the plastics and windscreen back on. What else is salvageable/portable on the GT wreck... swingarm maybe?

    Yes , i will open a seperate  thread with pictures soon

     
    7 hours ago, peteinpa said:

    Color me impressed! You have to be the first to do this.

    The engine of the gt is the same like everyone knows , but the electronics...

    They changed the wheel sensors , abs , throttle bodies. So i need to take the entire loom plus all the surrounding , a lot of work but i'm impressed , it's like a new bike !.

    It starts with changing the main switch because of the imobilizer in my model.

     

     

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  6. 1 hour ago, peteinpa said:

    Color me impressed! You have to be the first to do this.

    The engine of the gt is the same like everyone knows , but the electronics...

    They changed the wheel sensors , abs , throttle bodies. So i need to take the entire loom plus all the surrounding , a lot of work but i'm impressed , it's like a new bike !.

    It starts with changing the main switch because of the imobilizer in my model.

     

     

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