[Discussion] CB400 SUPER FOUR HYPER VTEC Revo

[hakimaru]

So you turn on ignition hiss light still on? If on, means your hiss is not disabled, still can crank, just cannot start. You try and on off your engine afew times and try. Probably your key mapping went wrong, was your key duplicated?

 

Oh my bad. The HISS is off only the PGM-FI is on. But what if the HISS is still on and yes my key is duplicated. How to deal with this two situation?

 

 

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[a d v o C a t e s]

Actually if your hiss is on and the key you using cannot deactivate hiss, then you try use the spare key. If still cannot means all your key cannot deactivate hiss, which means it might cost a lot

[hakimaru]

Actually if your hiss is on and the key you using cannot deactivate hiss, then you try use the spare key. If still cannot means all your key cannot deactivate hiss, which means it might cost a lot

 

If the PGM-FI never switch off after ignition and HISS is off. Is there anything to do with fuel pump? The mechanic told me its the fuel pump.. Is it?

 

 

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[a d v o C a t e s]

If I'm not wrong you can actually get an aftermarket throttle body, cost cheaper than the whole assembly itself.

[0men.g]

Hi revo bros... anyone encounter problem with fuel indicator before. I got into accident. After tat my fuel indicator always in full tank. Does it have a floater inside or... anyone knows what the main problem. TIA.

[justforme]

Hi revo bros... anyone encounter problem with fuel indicator before. I got into accident. After tat my fuel indicator always in full tank. Does it have a floater inside or... anyone knows what the main problem. TIA.

 

from what i know spec3 has floater i think revo should have too?

[justforme]

Hi revo bros... anyone encounter problem with fuel indicator before. I got into accident. After tat my fuel indicator always in full tank. Does it have a floater inside or... anyone knows what the main problem. TIA.

 

double post

[hakimaru]

Yes there is. It comes 1 set with the fuel pump. Seen that thing before

 

 

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[0men.g]

So there's float in it right. Went to unique. Told me Dono if there's floater. Cos thy yet and encounter such issue yet. And if No floater. Thy told me Dono must change what.. I didn't hear properly. I hear the price properly only.. told me night cost 800+ to 900+ . *slap head*. Anyway. ... Thanks bro. Like tat I'll go check around first..

[hakimaru]

Anybody knows why rpm meter didnt work?

 

 

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[dreamer_toons]

Finally, passed my 2A and collecting my new revo next week.

 

It's the soon to EOL current model, warranty by BS. Wanted to get the 2014 model but it's more expensive and without warranty.

 

I have been reading this thread and still a long way to finish and many to learn from everyone.

 

Planning to do the following and seek your advices.

 

1) Replace the stock Dunlop D204f tires with Bridgestone BT023. Shop suggest the Michelin Road 4 instead due to long lasting and grippy as well. Any comments on this?

 

2) Install a 1-way alarm and security bolts on the brake calipers and suspension. I doubt I can receive the alarm signal since my bike will be parked at the basement carpark, so a 1-way alarm is good enough to deter theft. I read that Scorpio i800 is recommended. Any other suggestion? How about suspension protection?

 

3) is there anything to protect the stock exhaust in case of drop? I saw there are certain stock exhausts that are fitted with a black ring on the exhaust circumference. These rings to protect the exhaust or serve other purposes?

 

Meanwhile, appreciate your advices and counting down to the collection day.

[dreamer_toons]

Sorry, double post.

[justforme]

Anybody knows why rpm meter didnt work?

 

 

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didnt work as in not moving at all? check wiring?

[justforme]

Finally, passed my 2A and collecting my new revo next week.

 

It's the soon to EOL current model, warranty by BS. Wanted to get the 2014 model but it's more expensive and without warranty.

 

I have been reading this thread and still a long way to finish and many to learn from everyone.

 

Planning to do the following and seek your advices.

 

1) Replace the stock Dunlop D204f tires with Bridgestone BT023. Shop suggest the Michelin Road 4 instead due to long lasting and grippy as well. Any comments on this?

 

2) Install a 1-way alarm and security bolts on the brake calipers and suspension. I doubt I can receive the alarm signal since my bike will be parked at the basement carpark, so a 1-way alarm is good enough to deter theft. I read that Scorpio i800 is recommended. Any other suggestion? How about suspension protection?

 

3) is there anything to protect the stock exhaust in case of drop? I saw there are certain stock exhausts that are fitted with a black ring on the exhaust circumference. These rings to protect the exhaust or serve other purposes?

 

Meanwhile, appreciate your advices and counting down to the collection day.

 

if the tyres are still new i dun see a point in changing. might as well use it until bald then change. can save you a few hundred dollars. if you feel the wet grip is not good just ride slower on wet surface. anyway since you will be running in your engine you wun be able to go too fast also.

 

no idea on alarm never had one before

 

the best protection for exhaust is a large top box haha. my bike had stationary fall on wet carpark floor before and the box + engine guard took all the damage. my exhaust didn't get scratch at all but if you are going to put one, remember to place it at the starting part of the can not the end part. when bike falls it's always the front part that get damaged.

[dreamer_toons]

if the tyres are still new i dun see a point in changing. might as well use it until bald then change. can save you a few hundred dollars. if you feel the wet grip is not good just ride slower on wet surface. anyway since you will be running in your engine you wun be able to go too fast also.

 

no idea on alarm never had one before

 

the best protection for exhaust is a large top box haha. my bike had stationary fall on wet carpark floor before and the box + engine guard took all the damage. my exhaust didn't get scratch at all but if you are going to put one, remember to place it at the starting part of the can not the end part. when bike falls it's always the front part that get damaged.

 

Thanks for your advice. May ride out the stock tires during my running in and change thereafter.

 

I have a box too; will check the positioning of the box after I collect the bike sometime this coming week.

 

And I just learnt that the black colored ring on the exhaust is called the exhaust slider. Is it expensive?

[justforme]

Thanks for your advice. May ride out the stock tires during my running in and change thereafter.

 

I have a box too; will check the positioning of the box after I collect the bike sometime this coming week.

 

And I just learnt that the black colored ring on the exhaust is called the exhaust slider. Is it expensive?

 

check positioning of the box? im referring to the positioning of the exhaust guard.

 

exhaust slider actually is useless cauz it dosent protect the exhaust when it first touch the ground. it only protect it when your bike is already sliding hahaha

 

it supposed to be exhaust guard

[kaizersg]

Its still mind boggling me to choose either revo or 400x Just sharing

[nsr1980]

I would choose CB400 Revo , cos inline 4 engine fast and responsive than parallel Twins.

[Br58son]

I actually saw this new model in a jap mag before i got my specIIIhttp://zz.avedcomputer.com/7.jpghttp://zz.avedcomputer.com/9.jpghttp://zz.avedcomputer.com/8.jpghttp://zz.avedcomputer.com/10.jpg

[kaizersg]

Noted fast & responsive

I would choose CB400 Revo , cos inline 4 engine fast and responsive than parallel Twins.

[Skuzz]

Its still mind boggling me to choose either revo or 400x Just sharing

 

The 400x returns 28% better fuel consumption....

[origamii]

The 400x returns 28% better fuel consumption....

 

28% better fuel consumption comes with a price .

[RaidoN]

Hi all, anyone knows where to purchase our oil filter wrench? Or anyone knows our diameter of the wrench? Thanks!

[justforme]

Hi all, anyone knows where to purchase our oil filter wrench? Or anyone knows our diameter of the wrench? Thanks!

 

you can actually use a strap wrench and dun have to worry about the size.

https://www.google.com.sg/search?q=strap+wrench&espv=2&biw=1600&bih=775&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=laY4VMWZDteIuATB0YLACw&sqi=2&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAQ

 

also from what i know some oil filter has a socket at the end of the oil filter and you only need a spanner to tighten or unscrew it.

[RaidoN]

you can actually use a strap wrench and dun have to worry about the size.

https://www.google.com.sg/search?q=strap+wrench&espv=2&biw=1600&bih=775&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=laY4VMWZDteIuATB0YLACw&sqi=2&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAQ

 

also from what i know some oil filter has a socket at the end of the oil filter and you only need a spanner to tighten or unscrew it.

 

Thanks for the info, again, how about our mainstand? Anywhere i can purchase other than LAB?