My DIY chain oiler [With alot of pics!!!]

[alvinyansg]

Is any one selling these. I want to fit one on my bike. Can pm me

 

ezzyoiler is selling...

or get the scott oiler system...

or get your hands dirty and DIY...

depends on individual...

[alvinyansg]

hmm...

lost my pics on current oiler set up with the metal valve...

am planning to do up my twin tips...

but a bit lazy...

hehe...

 

attached is 2 pics of my old set up with the fish tank valve and my oil container...

 

 

 

anyway my fish tank valve lasted me 2 weeks+ before leaking and the tubing also starts to get really soft...

in the end got the metal valve and thicker plastic tubing

from this shop

 

Teck Siong Huat Hardware

Blk 28 Kelantan Road

#01-137

S(200028)

 

or

 

No. 1 Ubi View #01-01/02

Focus One

S(408555)

 

my current valve has no leak for the last almost 1 year...

i use 1 valve for both flow control and on/off..

tubing i got 4mm dia which is just nice to restrict the flow to a nice rate...

Edited November 24, 2011 by alvinyansg

[chris 525]

I installed rabbit oiler the last one in e shop

[Hydher]

A week on 2t as opposed to my 4t. Result is a stickier chain that attracts grime and dirt but cleaner than what i maxima chain wax would have. Stay on the chain longer i suppose. Now back on 4t to see if it will clean up the chain (:

[shahrul_azmil3]

I wish to thank the ts. I diy my auto on/off oiler from his detailed posts. Of coz I have my own touch to it. Yesterday pure luck, wanna shorten my wires so I tap my wire to my signals relay. To may amazement, now my oiler is no longer a flow but a intermittent flows of oil. Juz the way it suppose to be.

 

Upz for ts

 

Upz for my NOS chain oiler hahahahaha

 

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[crazydj]

I wish to thank the ts. I diy my auto on/off oiler from his detailed posts. Of coz I have my own touch to it. Yesterday pure luck, wanna shorten my wires so I tap my wire to my signals relay. To may amazement, now my oiler is no longer a flow but a intermittent flows of oil. Juz the way it suppose to be.

 

Upz for ts

 

Upz for my NOS chain oiler hahahahaha

 

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TS is a nice guy. Very knowledgeable about DIY stuff. But his friends a bit

[ProFatSir]

TS is a nice guy. Very knowledgeable about DIY stuff. But his friends a bit

 

Dun carry my balls!you still own me a Milo dinosaurs!

[crazydj]

I oil my chain with my used engine oil whenever i feel like it. Sometimes once a week, sometimes once every month, and my bike is still running fine.

 

I rarely get down and clean my chain nowadays. Just spam EO and go on expressway, and hey presto! Cleaner chain.

 

Now who can build an oiler for me? Pls pls pls pls pls.

[Hydher]

try using 2t instead of 4t!

[cougar]

what about fitting the drip above the chain instead?

[Hydher]

felt that doing a diy oiler takes too much time adjusting flowrate.

Now im armed with a mini bottle of 2t wherever i go pour it on the lower part of the chain before i ride.

[cougar]

ya i have the same feeling about flowrate and leakage issues. I thinking of a modified design on the oil bottle, can be tilt to drip on the chain and sprocket, after that tilt back to stop the flow. This should work.

[khai republic]

for some weird reasons, the pics posted on the detailed guide are not loading. Bro, can PM me the pics again? I think this can be an amazing DIY tool for my steed 400. =)

[S750WP]

http://varaderofreaks.wordpress.com/2012/04/05/tutoro-chain-oiler-on-kle-500/

 

Automatic oil lubrication with a electromagnetic valve

[S750WP]

http://p1.bikepics.com/2013%5C06%5C06%5Cbikepics-2563944-800.jpg

 

My DIY dual oil dispenser, using a 4mm Y union push on connector, 4mm OD tubing and cotton swap (trim off the cotton buds). 1 strip of metal strap, screw, nut, washer and cable tie to secure on the bike.

[attap chee]

DIY is the best!!

[ph_kkk]

Bro, where to get the Y connector ar ?

[luminicious]

Aquariums~

[chriszzz]

Can someone please repost the step-by-step photos? They no longer show up in the 1st post. Thanks.