[DIY] The Clinic

[pureice68]

Okie, I've bought my tube, valve already and found another bottle with the dispenser.

[pureice68]

Oh, I've found another bottle to hold the dispenser. I've done some modification to the cap and even drilled holes below the holder to let rain water out! Wad I need is to spray it black before installation. Check it out!

[jtzx]

Oh, I've found another bottle to hold the dispenser. I've done some modification to the cap and even drilled holes below the holder to let rain water out! Wad I need is to spray it black before installation. Check it out!

 

kk.. u got everything.. Now u just need to make a Tip for your oiler..

 

How? slot a metal wire into the tube ..

 

check out pictures:

 

http://jtzx.blogspot.com/2009/09/pk-official-clinic-cum-seafood-trip.html

[kmjoe]

where is the wire part? i cant see them

Edited February 19, 2010 by kmjoe

[J.C]

Check this out

[jtzx]

where is the wire part? i cant see them

 

you see.. one of my pictures. showing road tax and HDB parking de.

 

Look carefully at the tube.. there's a red thingy right(inside tip). thats the one.

[pureice68]

you see.. one of my pictures. showing road tax and HDB parking de.

 

Look carefully at the tube.. there's a red thingy right(inside tip). thats the one.

 

Yes bro, I saw the red thingy, but the wire is to bend/guide tube to correct position? Wad kind of wire do we need? Wire from the start or just that area?

[jtzx]

Yes bro, I saw the red thingy, but the wire is to bend/guide tube to correct position? Wad kind of wire do we need? Wire from the start or just that area?

 

just that area to guide the path of the oil ma.. hhaha.. yesterday night just did oiler with Joe.. last min thingy thou.

[joh_]

There's one more thing that'll make it fanastic. Sumthing that'll stop the drip when you stop, coz too many times, fellas have forgotten that its running still.

 

If you need to use the pump to make it work without spillage pls do so. Losing oil and money wasting is 1 thing, being a nuisance is another thing. PLaces get dirty, and tires and oil just dont go together. Especially @ multi-storey car park where its concrete. With just water its alr bad enuff. To add oil to it....

 

Just some tots on the matter. It had to be mentioned, I think. Seen it too many times...

[ahcaibiker]

There's one more thing that'll make it fanastic. Sumthing that'll stop the drip when you stop, coz too many times, fellas have forgotten that its running still.

 

If you need to use the pump to make it work without spillage pls do so. Losing oil and money wasting is 1 thing, being a nuisance is another thing. PLaces get dirty, and tires and oil just dont go together. Especially @ multi-storey car park where its concrete. With just water its alr bad enuff. To add oil to it....

 

Just some tots on the matter. It had to be mentioned, I think. Seen it too many times...

 

what you said is true... i hate to see oil spills on bike lots... never even at least clean up, just ride away leaving a pool of oil there...

[pureice68]

just that area to guide the path of the oil ma.. hhaha.. yesterday night just did oiler with Joe.. last min thingy thou.

 

No worries bro, I met up with Joe awhile ago and we shifted the oiler to the left of the bike and we din cut/poke any hole on the upper section of the tube (from bottle to the valve section) so as to slow the flow even more and we think it's better. Joe taken some picture which I think he'll post later. Cheers!

[kmjoe]

here r the pics

 

http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a20/kmjoe/21022010357.jpg

 

http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a20/kmjoe/21022010358.jpg

 

http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a20/kmjoe/21022010359.jpg

 

previously i used jt's method and i found out that the oil were escaping thru the "hole" on the tube which jt had suggested so tt the flow is faster, it really was a mess as it wasn't positioned properly. pat n me made some modification which i feel is alot more simple... 3 brains work better than 2 so this is the result of jt + pat + me

[jtzx]

here r the pics

 

http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a20/kmjoe/21022010357.jpg

 

http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a20/kmjoe/21022010358.jpg

 

http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a20/kmjoe/21022010359.jpg

 

previously i used jt's method and i found out that the oil were escaping thru the "hole" on the tube which jt had suggested so tt the flow is faster, it really was a mess as it wasn't positioned properly. pat n me made some modification which i feel is alot more simple... 3 brains work better than 2 so this is the result of jt + pat + me

 

not bad... but will your pillion kick it???

 

cramp anot?

 

your method seems not bad also.. shorter path for the oil to flow also..

 

Indeed 3 brains better then 1 ;-) hahaha..

[J.C]

This will stop the flow of oil when the valve at the top cap is closed.

Check this out

[jtzx]

yours also another very creative one.

[kmjoe]

not bad... but will your pillion kick it???

 

cramp anot?

 

your method seems not bad also.. shorter path for the oil to flow also..

 

Indeed 3 brains better then 1 ;-) hahaha..

 

i tried siting on the pillion seat and its not really a problem

 

This will stop the flow of oil when the valve at the top cap is closed.

Check this out

 

wow very nice, mind sharing how u did urs?

[J.C]

 

 

 

wow very nice, mind sharing how u did urs?

 

 

 

Aluminum bottle ( plastic bottle will crack after a while under the weather )- buy from Daiso Plaza Singapura

Union hose stud connector - buy from Lavender MRT shop selling connectors and water hoses

s/s steel air valve - any fish aqua shop

silicon tubes - Boon Keng MRT shop selling rubber and silicon products (near to DBS bank side)

plastic fluid valve(oil will not leak from this valve) - Pasir Ris Farmway fish farm ( selling salt water fishes and water filter products)

a small piece of rubber - cut a grove to secure the tubes.

Cable ties and Velcro tapes. - for vibration shock.

Cap need to drill a small hole to secure the s/s steel valve and a nut to secure.

Bottom of the bottle need to drill a hole to secure the union hose connector stud.

Make use of gravity flow to feed the oil to the tubes once the s/s steel air inlet valve is open.Once the air inlet valve at the top cap is close, a vacuum is created and stop the oil from flowing. The plastic fluid valve to close when parking.

Hope that it help with u oiler

Cheers

__________________

God in his wisdom will protect you

[joh_]

Very good contribution there J.C.

 

Stop valve the breather and block the flow.

[kmjoe]

yup it really looks more durable but the items needed like so chim lol

[jtzx]

how come Jc. bike rear wheel looks so clean? With oiler, should be messy and dirty =D

[J.C]

well if you clean once a week, it wont not be messy and dirty.

At the same time you control the oiling time with the air inlet valve and no leakage from the valve.

I use to have leakage problem when using the s/s valve at the tube, then it become oily

Cheers

[devil.L]

ps/

 

nippon spray can - $5.50 from selfix, $5 from hardware store at th corner along kelantan lane.

 

lacquar (idk how t spell) - $5 from hardware store @ jp

- - i can help in bulk purchase & bring em ovr (stay near jp)

 

1 spray can = front fender, tank, rear fender. 3 coat each..

(this is just a rough estimation)

 

1 can lacquar = 2 bikes, front fender, tank, rear fender. with left ovr.

 

3pcs sandpaper for 2 coating of paint. (estimate you coats & sand paper)

(for front fender, tank & rear fender)

 

1 roll of muskim (idk how t spell) tape / paper tape is essential too.

1 bike half roll, roughly.

 

tons of newspaper would be good.

 

some recycled rags would be good too.

 

estimated time of project for 2 - 3 coat is roughly 3 hours

(estimate your time well, rushing do no nice job)

 

 

essential tools,

12' spanner (remove tank)

6/7' alan key / spanner (remove front fender)

+ & - screwdriver (remove battery)

8' alan key (remove rear fender)

((all size for my bike, check your own screw size just in case))

 

side tools,

black tape (wrap wiring)

siccor / cutter

wire stripper

cable ties

((these are for tidying up of wires while waiting for th pain t dry. on your own account.))

 

 

 

more or less like tht, add on th list if anyone else has more t share. =DD

[ckoonyin]

ps/

 

nippon spray can - $5.50 from selfix, $5 from hardware store at th corner along kelantan lane.

 

lacquar (idk how t spell) - $5 from hardware store @ jp

- - i can help in bulk purchase & bring em ovr (stay near jp)

 

1 spray can = front fender, tank, rear fender. 3 coat each..

(this is just a rough estimation)

 

1 can lacquar = 2 bikes, front fender, tank, rear fender. with left ovr.

 

3pcs sandpaper for 2 coating of paint. (estimate you coats & sand paper)

(for front fender, tank & rear fender)

 

1 roll of muskim (idk how t spell) tape / paper tape is essential too.

1 bike half roll, roughly.

 

tons of newspaper would be good.

 

some recycled rags would be good too.

 

estimated time of project for 2 - 3 coat is roughly 3 hours

(estimate your time well, rushing do no nice job)

 

 

essential tools,

12' spanner (remove tank)

6/7' alan key / spanner (remove front fender)

+ & - screwdriver (remove battery)

8' alan key (remove rear fender)

((all size for my bike, check your own screw size just in case))

 

side tools,

black tape (wrap wiring)

siccor / cutter

wire stripper

cable ties

((these are for tidying up of wires while waiting for th pain t dry. on your own account.))

 

 

 

more or less like tht, add on th list if anyone else has more t share. =DD

 

 

wah...u really know ure stuff sia....

[devil.L]

wah...u really know ure stuff sia....

 

i had been respraying my bike time ovr time like every 2week once for th past months..

[pureice68]

hey...it is time again for the clinic to be open..

 

yeah times flies when u have agood time..

last night had a chat with pureice...he mentioned that he want to try diy painting..

 

ok..lets do that..so pureice pick a date and we can prepare do diy painting..

 

Swee! I will confirm whether it's this coming Saturday or next! Cheers!