fzr400 1wg oil drain plug
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fzr400 1wg oil drain plug
don't no if im just a bit dim but were is the sump nut on an fzr400 1wg genesis , the only thing I can find that looks like it might be it is a 19mm not with a + head screw in the middle of it that is very very tight any help would be great don't want to make a pigs ear of it
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Re: fzr400 1wg oil drain plug
That's the one, just take a deep breath and give it a go... Use a good, close fitting socket or spanner. Good luck!
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Re: fzr400 1wg oil drain plug
That's the one.
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Re: fzr400 1wg oil drain plug
yep that's the one
normally has a copper /ally washer behind it, all the heating and cooling makes em tight as,
just give it a tweek to get it off, then replace the washer (as this acts as a seal) the bolt should be fine.
if like a lot of these things, it's rounded off, tap a slightly smaller socket/spanner onto it then undo,
you can get magnetic or standard drain bungs off the bay for not a lot
normally has a copper /ally washer behind it, all the heating and cooling makes em tight as,
just give it a tweek to get it off, then replace the washer (as this acts as a seal) the bolt should be fine.
if like a lot of these things, it's rounded off, tap a slightly smaller socket/spanner onto it then undo,
you can get magnetic or standard drain bungs off the bay for not a lot