kleen air on my 636-good idea!
06-07-2007, 06:22 PM
#282
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Re: kleen air on my 636-good idea!
i did this mod because my bike was missing out on the first cylinder and i thought it may be bacause i got oil in the airbox. i cleaned the box out. bought new plugs. cranked it with out plugs and then put them back in and it is still running like ****. its blowing blue smoke out and exhaust smels somewhat like it has gas and oil in it?
06-07-2007, 06:43 PM
#283
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Re: kleen air on my 636-good idea!
you will smell gas if you have a cylinder down because if there is no spark to burn the gas in that cylinder then it just shoots it out the exhaust
06-07-2007, 11:55 PM
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Re: kleen air on my 636-good idea!
damn...hmm well what do you think it could be? it only started when i did a stoppie the other day. i know there is no oil at all in my airbox. and the sparkplug is firing. so im clue less.. thanks so much for all the help so far
06-28-2007, 05:39 AM
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Re: kleen air on my 636-good idea!
well the mod works for my bike! i was tryin merk steps last night, and the bike was up for a while once and when i came down the smoke started pourin out the exhaust, thats the first time it ever happened and i do coasters and scrapes alot, never happens then
07-03-2007, 05:54 AM
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Re: kleen air on my 636-good idea!
the only side effect i have found with this mod is you have to take off your filler cap when draining your oil or it take forever ....
the read style valves in the clean air ports only open when the bike is running so it's like tipping a gallon jug of water over it chugs until you open the filler cap ....
i guess if you take off your filter and drain plug at the same time this wouldn't happen but my drain pan is only big enough to do one at a time
the read style valves in the clean air ports only open when the bike is running so it's like tipping a gallon jug of water over it chugs until you open the filler cap ....
i guess if you take off your filter and drain plug at the same time this wouldn't happen but my drain pan is only big enough to do one at a time
07-04-2007, 12:54 PM
#293
Re: kleen air on my 636-good idea!
yeah i noticed a air pressure relief sound when opening my oil cap now, those little reed valves are only good to like maybe 1-3psi if that. i went to fully synthetic motor oil now. **** will flow way better out the exhaust valves then SAE ****.
07-04-2007, 10:03 PM
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Re: kleen air on my 636-good idea!
thanks for the info THORPE, had tht little bottle fill up couple times and was looking for something to fix the prob. Mod was real easy to do, ill let you know if i have any issues.
07-12-2007, 01:09 PM
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Re: kleen air on my 636-good idea!
ok this is for the f4i guys. i did the mod but there was some confusion so with the help of farley i got it right. and i took pics!!:YEAH
ok so remove air box you will see this
this is the pair valve as it sits on the bike
this is the valve taken out.
you can take it apart and remove the insides or just rplace it with a plastic T fitting like so..
after replaceing this valve you will not need to use this hose.
now you can take the pcv hose that comes outta the left side(clutch side) of the valve cover and hook it to theopen end of the T
open end of the T
your done with that now you need to plug the two holes in the air box you can do it how ever you want i used a bolt, hose, and silicone. here are the pics.
this is a good mod i got lucky cause i didn't break anything when i hydro locked so i suggest you do this cause it might save your motor!!
ok so remove air box you will see this
this is the pair valve as it sits on the bike
this is the valve taken out.
you can take it apart and remove the insides or just rplace it with a plastic T fitting like so..
after replaceing this valve you will not need to use this hose.
now you can take the pcv hose that comes outta the left side(clutch side) of the valve cover and hook it to theopen end of the T
open end of the T
your done with that now you need to plug the two holes in the air box you can do it how ever you want i used a bolt, hose, and silicone. here are the pics.
this is a good mod i got lucky cause i didn't break anything when i hydro locked so i suggest you do this cause it might save your motor!!
07-12-2007, 03:26 PM
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Re: kleen air on my 636-good idea!
the only time that i ever got oil in my f4i air box was when i left the bike on it's side for like 20 minutes with the bike off but the key on. not sure if leaving the key on had anything to do with it but that was the only time that i ever had that problem. and lucky for me that the bike didn't start when i pushed the start button because it was hydro-locked fo sho.
07-13-2007, 04:57 PM
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Re: kleen air on my 636-good idea!
why did you do this?
the only time that i ever got oil in my f4i air box was when i left the bike on it's side for like 20 minutes with the bike off but the key on. not sure if leaving the key on had anything to do with it but that was the only time that i ever had that problem. and lucky for me that the bike didn't start when i pushed the start button because it was hydro-locked fo sho.
the only time that i ever got oil in my f4i air box was when i left the bike on it's side for like 20 minutes with the bike off but the key on. not sure if leaving the key on had anything to do with it but that was the only time that i ever had that problem. and lucky for me that the bike didn't start when i pushed the start button because it was hydro-locked fo sho.
07-13-2007, 04:58 PM
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