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[Discussion] CB400 SUPER FOUR HYPER VTEC Revo

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SparkerS1 Newbie

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Anyone has view the new 2014 Revo?

 

Speedway has it. I think so. Hahaha!

 

I haven't seen it OTR yet. Hope got chance to see it soon

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I haven't seen it OTR yet. Hope got chance to see it soon

 

I think the new Revo has gear indicator if im not wrong.

 

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Any idea if the new 2014 rims will fit curret revo? The new forks looks abit different.

Hmm, should be able to fit but don't take my word for that as nobody has tried before

I think the new Revo has gear indicator if im not wrong.

The pillion bar also changed

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Skuzz Newbie

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Anyone has view the new 2014 Revo?

 

Link in Japanese but it highlights all the new parts.

 

 

I think it also has a clear tail light lens, best addition is the gear indicator.

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ProFatSir Newbie

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can i know is there any implications if fork oil leaking? found out one side of my fork oil leaking, any places good you guys recommend to change?

Why will the fork oil leak though

 

Wear and tear item.oil seal.

Hope not the fork wear....if not,prepare to pay more.

Go unique motorsports to change.

Remember to service both side even 1 side is leaking,

 

 

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MaverickRD Newbie

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Evening guys, Any idea if theres any bike shop open tml?

My friend revo might be leaking engin oil n coolent plus its idleing is nt consistant.

Anyone experience this issue before?

Thx...

 

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soleil14 Newbie

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Hello, I bought a cb400 revo 2008 3 weeks ago. It has 12k km on it .

It works perfectly until I serviced the bike. I change engine oil with Lucas 20w50. Change original air filter and oil filter to K&N filter.

After 500km riding, I noticed the engine make a weird sound.

I checked the 4 pipes and noticed that one cyinder is overheated. It's 30% hotter than other 3 cylinder.

Other than that, the bike is working properly.

My bike is running with 4 NGK iridium spark plug.

What should I do?

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HaiR1 Newbie

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Hello, I bought a cb400 revo 2008 3 weeks ago. It has 12k km on it .

It works perfectly until I serviced the bike. I change engine oil with Lucas 20w50. Change original air filter and oil filter to K&N filter.

After 500km riding, I noticed the engine make a weird sound.

I checked the 4 pipes and noticed that one cyinder is overheated. It's 30% hotter than other 3 cylinder.

Other than that, the bike is working properly.

My bike is running with 4 NGK iridium spark plug.

What should I do?

 

 

 

 

Go back to the shop n address the prob

nsr1980 Newbie

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Any warranty for this used bike from the bikeshop?

Otherwise file a claim against lemon law, send your bike in for top gasket overhaul then claim back the shop.

 

Hello, I bought a cb400 revo 2008 3 weeks ago. It has 12k km on it .

It works perfectly until I serviced the bike. I change engine oil with Lucas 20w50. Change original air filter and oil filter to K&N filter.

After 500km riding, I noticed the engine make a weird sound.

I checked the 4 pipes and noticed that one cyinder is overheated. It's 30% hotter than other 3 cylinder.

Other than that, the bike is working properly.

My bike is running with 4 NGK iridium spark plug.

What should I do?

nsr1980 Newbie

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Any warranty for this used bike from the bikeshop?

Otherwise file a claim against lemon law, send your bike in for top gasket overhaul then claim back the shop.

 

Hello, I bought a cb400 revo 2008 3 weeks ago. It has 12k km on it .

It works perfectly until I serviced the bike. I change engine oil with Lucas 20w50. Change original air filter and oil filter to K&N filter.

After 500km riding, I noticed the engine make a weird sound.

I checked the 4 pipes and noticed that one cyinder is overheated. It's 30% hotter than other 3 cylinder.

Other than that, the bike is working properly.

My bike is running with 4 NGK iridium spark plug.

What should I do?

Jeethan Newbie

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hi guys. recently bought the suspension lock but any idea how to fix it? not sure how to fix it. thanks

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huairen Newbie

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hi guys. recently bought the suspension lock but any idea how to fix it? not sure how to fix it. thanks

 

The one that goes under the seat to the suspension bolts?

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soleil14 Newbie

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I bought the bike from a previous user. So there are no guarantee.

I use 3m injecter cleaner to clean my bike 's fuel inkecter.

It seems to work. The temperature of the second cylinder is reduced from the last time I mesure.

I will continue 3m with one more tank.

Skuzz Newbie

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From your comments, engine will make strange noise if it isn't firing on all 4 cylinders. Check the work you did when changing the spark plugs, make sure the leads are connected properly & the plugs gaps are correct.

 

Just another idea - the cylinders have seperate drain points for cylinders 1&2 and 3&4. Could there be an air lock in the cooling system? I would drain the old coolant, this will help you see if the two sides have the same amount of coolant in them. Re-fill with motorcycle engine ice coolant if available.

This video may help http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHGUwQgnzEw although he fails to drain both sides of the cylinders. His bike is spec III but your spec iv is almost the same. It does differ mainly when disconnecting the fuel tank. There are two breather pipes on the righthand side to disconnect & the fuel pipe. The fuel pipe has a rubber locking piece to remove by pulling downwards on the tab, then the clip can be compressed allowing the fuel pipe to be pulled off. Disconnect the fuel pump connector and then pull the tank backwards off the two front rubber mounts.

 

DON'T attempt this unless you are confident in motorcycle maintenance & take great care - Fuel is VERY inflammable.

 

I bought the bike from a previous user. So there are no guarantee.

I use 3m injecter cleaner to clean my bike 's fuel inkecter.

It seems to work. The temperature of the second cylinder is reduced from the last time I mesure.

I will continue 3m with one more tank.

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