Hi all,
I've just recently (July06) bought a ZXR 400 1991 L model grey import in blue. Its my first bike and not a bad 1, (not having anything to compare to)
I'm really concerned about the tapping i get right on 6,000 rpm? can anyone help?
I'm also quite worried about the brake light it only lights up for the rear brake (and dull's the headlight a bit), if i pull the front brake the rear light does nothing?
Help??
6,000 RPM tapping?? Front brake = no rear brake light??
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hi mate, welcome to the forum, the tapping is more than likely your valve clearances so may need shimming, as for the lights, check your brake lever switch, its probably just the connections need cleaning, they've probably corroded up somewhere.
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if it don't work it will fail the MOT.
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mine always taps, i swear it never used to before that mech done all the aork, he did the valve shims etc. and it sound like a diesel truck now, tappy tappy tappy tappy. ticka....ticka....ticka....ticka....ticka. but i think that normal n i no the clutch is suppose to rattle but that noise is slowly driving me to suicide at the moment
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the zxr clutch rattle is famous mate learn to love it.
Don't forget people there is more to the zxr400 than this forum... check out www.zxrworld.co.uk also.