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remove exhaust
Hi guys, needing a little help. I havnt got a clue how to remove the silencer on my bike. There is a screw that i can see but the head has been snapped off it so im praying i dont need to unscrew it lol. Anyway if someone could give me a quick step by step on how to get it off id be very greatful as its the only thing stopping my bike looking pretty much brand new!
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Andy
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Re: remove exhaust
Hi.
what type of can?
Got any pics?
cheers
what type of can?
Got any pics?
cheers
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Re: remove exhaust
It's just a standard can on the L1 model mate
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Re: remove exhaust
Can is attached to the front pipes by three nuts which screw onto three studs on the can it's self
The three nuts are hidden behind a cover held in place by that small screw you have already identified
http://www.zxrworld.co.uk/images/Lseries/lheaders.gif
Can I assume that you are able see how the can is supported by the hanger ?
As a new forum member can I suggest you learn to search the full ZXRwebsite and note that there are manuals and microfiches also it is good manners to introduce yourself before asking questions.
The three nuts are hidden behind a cover held in place by that small screw you have already identified
http://www.zxrworld.co.uk/images/Lseries/lheaders.gif
Can I assume that you are able see how the can is supported by the hanger ?
As a new forum member can I suggest you learn to search the full ZXRwebsite and note that there are manuals and microfiches also it is good manners to introduce yourself before asking questions.
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Re: remove exhaust
cheers mate appreciate the help. had a feeling that small screw was to do with it but seen as it needs smashing out i didnt want to get the mallet out till i was sure. i ususally put a hello thread up on new forums but i was covered in oil from doing a service and needed answers fast lol
anyway yeah thanks for the help pal
andy
anyway yeah thanks for the help pal
andy
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Re: remove exhaust
lockey1992 wrote:cheers mate appreciate the help. had a feeling that small screw was to do with it but seen as it needs smashing out i didnt want to get the mallet out till i was sure. i ususally put a hello thread up on new forums but i was covered in oil from doing a service and needed answers fast lol
anyway yeah thanks for the help pal
andy
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Re: remove exhaust
Oh dear, here we go again with the Kwak fiches not matching reality. My L4 does not and has never had the cover which hides the nuts. I note that the H doesn't have the cover either. I'm beginning to think that there is a third exhaust system which has never been covered by fiche amendments - i.e. looks like a H system but has a L end-can flange.
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Re: remove exhaust
I like to think that somewhere there is a small japanese pentioner pissing himself over all he mistakes he made to a foreigners zxr400!Tirpitz wrote:Oh dear, here we go again with the Kwak fiches not matching reality. My L4 does not and has never had the cover which hides the nuts. I note that the H doesn't have the cover either. I'm beginning to think that there is a third exhaust system which has never been covered by fiche amendments - i.e. looks like a H system but has a L end-can flange.
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Re: remove exhaust
Corrected for youbanner001 wrote: I like to think that somewhere there is a small japanese pentioner pissing himself over all the improvements he made to a foreigners zxr400!
Mistakes = problems. I have no problems.
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Re: remove exhaust
have u had the L4 from new?Tirpitz wrote:Oh dear, here we go again with the Kwak fiches not matching reality. My L4 does not and has never had the cover which hides the nuts. I note that the H doesn't have the cover either. I'm beginning to think that there is a third exhaust system which has never been covered by fiche amendments - i.e. looks like a H system but has a L end-can flange.
i have a microfiche book L4/L4A & L5 and the cover is present.
Don't forget people there is more to the zxr400 than this forum... check out www.zxrworld.co.uk also.
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Re: remove exhaust
Yes. And I'm the only person ever to tinker with the exhaust, so it hasn't been removed by a garage. Anyway, it can't be removed as far as I can see once the end-can flange is welded onto the link pipe and the collector box is welded to the link pipe, so it must have come out of the factory as it is.masterofinsanity wrote:have u had the L4 from new?
i have a microfiche book L4/L4A & L5 and the cover is present.
Out of interest, do your fiche books show any difference in the dust seal of the rear brake caliper? Because the L4 definitely has a different seal to the L3 but this isn't shown on the fiche we have on the site, nor in the service manual exploded diagram. I know this is not a case of my bike being given the 'wrong' caliper as when I rebuilt it I mistakenly ordered all the seals for an L3 from Wemoto and, of course, the dust seal was wrong. I exchanged it for that for an L4 and the right seal came. So Wemoto know there is a difference.
The exhaust flange on my bike is definitely for an L and I haven't got a H exhaust on as it has the L end-can bolt configuration.
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Re: remove exhaust
Baz,masterofinsanity wrote:have u had the L4 from new?Tirpitz wrote:Oh dear, here we go again with the Kwak fiches not matching reality. My L4 does not and has never had the cover which hides the nuts. I note that the H doesn't have the cover either. I'm beginning to think that there is a third exhaust system which has never been covered by fiche amendments - i.e. looks like a H system but has a L end-can flange.
i have a microfiche book L4/L4A & L5 and the cover is present.
Bit confused by this post. Have just had a look in the service manual supplement at the exploded diagram for the L model and it shows no cover, can simply bolts onto flange as did mine http://www.zxrworld.co.uk/Manuals/L%20M ... er%204.pdf So it would certainly appear that the L should not have a cover.
ZXR400 L4, purple / black / pink
Hel braided hoses
Pirelli Diablos
Ohlins steering damper
A16 carbon fibre exhaust can
Nitron Sport shock
Hel braided hoses
Pirelli Diablos
Ohlins steering damper
A16 carbon fibre exhaust can
Nitron Sport shock
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Re: remove exhaust
Just noticed these pics on here showing other L4s viewtopic.php?f=69&t=4594
Note, the green ones have covers over the end can bolts, the purple ones do not. That, for some bizarre reason, seems to be the differentiator. Kwak changed the spec with the purple ones
Note, the green ones have covers over the end can bolts, the purple ones do not. That, for some bizarre reason, seems to be the differentiator. Kwak changed the spec with the purple ones
ZXR400 L4, purple / black / pink
Hel braided hoses
Pirelli Diablos
Ohlins steering damper
A16 carbon fibre exhaust can
Nitron Sport shock
Hel braided hoses
Pirelli Diablos
Ohlins steering damper
A16 carbon fibre exhaust can
Nitron Sport shock