Deerkiller
Last Activity: 3 minutes ago
Joined: 06-15-2012
Location: Ida, MI
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Smalls, it’s in a manual that I have somewhere. Not sure if it was a Clymers manual or a Yamaha service manual. Many moons have passed since I’ve... -
Spydr, all Roadstars came with a AIS system and a TPS. Is that what you’re asking or something else? -
Let it go is usually the best option. Gets you home and on with your life with nothing but a story.
Still doesn’t hurt to carry a gun and...Leave a comment:
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No. The FI bikes have both AIS system and a TPS.
I used to know because I switched out throttle bodies on my 2012 and obviously set up the...Leave a comment:
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Ha ha. Simple things can snowball at times.
Cherahola Skyway is the route. My favorite area of the country to ride in. We just got back from...Leave a comment:
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Probably right. Although if I go thru all that to remove it I’ll probably just replace the whole assembly. Depends on what it looks like I suppose....Leave a comment:
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Damn that blue 2020 R1 looks damn sexy. I won’t post a pic but google it. Damn it’s sweet!
My 2006 is still pure sex but this has me...Leave a comment:
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Yes and the oil is fine. Yamaha engineers installed a coolant weep hole/tube in the water pump assembly that goes down thru the bottom of the oil pan....Leave a comment:
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Yes to all. It’s the highest point for sure. Ran it with the cap off. Also rode it, let it cool down and topped it off. It’s not a coolant level problem....Leave a comment:
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Water pump and oil pump are one unit inside the oil pan. That’s the reason I’m poking around first. If I have to remove it, so be it. But if I don’t...Leave a comment:
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Davej:
No special tools needed to fill system. It’s a similar setup to any old car you can think of. Radiator, water pump, thermostat, radiator...Leave a comment:
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Non Roadstar-bike overheating problem.
Figured there’s some good mechanical experience around here so it’s worth a stab.
Bike in question is a 2006 Yamaha R1.
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