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

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faun Newbie

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ok, from the air valve you need to join bicycle cable so a two inch air tube is used as the join from there you can see the flow and the end of the tip which is the oil drop i had made a two way tips from a single tube.From there you can see again the flow.It a simple two way tip which made from the pen tube .sorry no pic. show as i not so good at computer :)

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I use the metal aquarium valve before, they are not meant for oil flow, oil will leak from it after 1-2 weeks.

 

For the oil regulation, I am using the aquarium black plastic regulator, so far it been months and there is no leak at all. My on/off valve I am using those meant for water flow type.

 

I am using left over fresh engine oil for my chain oiler to lube my chain because very wasteful to throw away the excess oil.

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xXxRatedxXx Newbie

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I use the metal aquarium valve before, they are not meant for airflow, oil will leak from it after 1-2 weeks.

 

For the oil regulation, I am using the aquarium black plastic regulator, so far it been months and there is no leak at all. My on/off valve I am using those meant for water flow type.

 

I am using left over fresh engine oil for my chain oiler to lube my chain because very wasteful to throw away the excess oil.

thx for the input.. I saw your work on the impulse thread. I lke what u do...
ProFatSir Newbie

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I use the metal aquarium valve before, they are not meant for airflow, oil will leak from it after 1-2 weeks.

 

For the oil regulation, I am using the aquarium black plastic regulator, so far it been months and there is no leak at all. My on/off valve I am using those meant for water flow type.

 

I am using left over fresh engine oil for my chain oiler to lube my chain because very wasteful to throw away the excess oil.

 

use a better valve.cheap valve will leak after a few week.

so far i got the valve for my honda cg is still not leaking since a year i installed.

 

thx for the input.. I saw your work on the impulse thread. I lke what u do...

 

how you going to create 1 also?

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hi_sham32 Newbie

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Wah.... Nice clean work... Keep up the good work...:thumb::thumb::thumb:

 

Aniway, the copper wire is for what purpose? Isit to restrict the flow? A wire cable full of wires, does the oil flow through?

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Wah.... Nice clean work... Keep up the good work...:thumb::thumb::thumb:

 

Aniway, the copper wire is for what purpose? Isit to restrict the flow? A wire cable full of wires, does the oil flow through?

 

Thx for your kind comments.... yes the copper wire serves that purpose... as well as to "split" the path of the oil flow on the chain at the end. :cheers:

ProFatSir Newbie

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mr xxxratedxxx is the one testing the scott-oily.

 

im testing the fuel pump oiler.

so far so good.

minor leaking when bike is parking overnight.

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mr xxxratedxxx is the one testing the scott-oily.

 

im testing the fuel pump oiler.

so far so good.

minor leaking when bike is parking overnight.

 

I'm thinking that the leak can be rectified using rubber washer on top of the gasket.... hmmm....

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ok.those who is keen of getting 1.have to wait after cny...

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Long term test report of "Scott Oily" Day #10....or 11... who's counting???

 

The valve seems to have seated nicely into the gasket.... it still leaks, but not as much as before.

 

The flow rate also seems to have "stabilized". Oil does not splatter all over at "half-open" position on the valve already, it oils the chain perfectly with minimal oil splatter on the swingarm and sidestand.

 

So far so good... in fact, it gets better with time :thumb:

ProFatSir Newbie

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I'm interested! when can meet up??

 

waiting for more ppl...

pls wait for a little while

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ProFatSir Newbie

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Long term test report of "Scott Oily" Day #10....or 11... who's counting???

 

The valve seems to have seated nicely into the gasket.... it still leaks, but not as much as before.

 

The flow rate also seems to have "stabilized". Oil does not splatter all over at "half-open" position on the valve already, it oils the chain perfectly with minimal oil splatter on the swingarm and sidestand.

 

So far so good... in fact, it gets better with time :thumb:

 

leaking problem already solve.just put more liquid gasket.

2000-Yamaha lc125/2001yamaha tzr125/2002Suzuki gsxr400r/2003-Honda TA 200/2005-Honda wave S 125/2005-Honda S4 spec 2/2007-yamaha yp400/2008-yamaha R6/2009-Honda CG 125/2010-Suzuki Dr200se/2010-Honda steed 400/2011-honda cb400sf pb1/2011-sym joyride 200/2012-honda wave

 

 

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ProFatSir Newbie

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nice work bro... upz for u... neat work....:thumb:

 

thanks.:thumb:

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Danny29 Newbie

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bro, interested la.. hehe.. how much if u do for me??

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ProFatSir Newbie

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These things have been around since steam engines. Try a phone around for industrial machine suppliers, ask for an Oil Drip Feeder. all you need is gear box oil, 80w is ok

http://www.rdgtools.co.uk/acatalog/44081.jpg

 

price of thing is how much?

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ProFatSir Newbie

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what is this?? looks like a magic lamp.... rub already got genie come out??? :cheeky:http://www.rdgtools.co.uk/acatalog/44081.jpg

 

this is call a oil drip feeder.

i dun think this is cheap.

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ZenoVka Newbie

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hello tony, i don haf the tools to DIY myself, could I approach u to have u teach me one day?

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Wen gege Newbie

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nice and sweet

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