Hey La Darryl I had to leave a comment on both of your zx-10 videos! Very good! For anyone out there twist clockwise to get Airbox out after you pulled air intakes through the Airbox holes. To get back in put Air box in FIRT without screwing down and wiggle Air intakes through air box holes then in bike, wrap seals on box, line up box then screw down, also again your method of disassembling the ratchet set and using the 45 degree pliers worked just GREAT!! Thanks La Darryl for your help and I hope this comment helps someone else on this tight fit bike!! But it is a monster LOL!!💪💪💪💪
Nice video,... ya those intake tubes are tough,... I found on reinstall it's easier to remove both tubes out the frame slots, then angling and light twist to drop in the box. Then I screw in the front center screw into the throttle body top. Then reinsert the rubber intake tubes thru the air box. Takes a lil muscle, but they'll go back in,... some people lightly WD the outside of the rubber. But if you have enough hand strength, a good flat head screwdriver and patients. They'll go back in. Also you can stick your hand inside the tubes to help alignment. Make sure you attach, air flow sensor, air box drain tube and engine exhaust tube in the rear bottom of air box. Great bikes, love my zx10r,... hopefully this is helpful,.. 😊👍
Nice video for novice an learning to mi canik..lol on your own machine brotha. I have same bike plus old skool P2 model Zx7r 750cc Ninja. Just to add on to what you done in ya video here..put bit of di electric grease on inside of each spark plug boot..not a lot okay..will keep out moisture an prevent corrosion..on your plugs themselves..use bit of anti seize on the threaded end so they are always easy to remove when you need to change them...great beginner mechanic video..u have the orientation correct then twist down wards an it (air box) should seat into place..u know the rest. What type of steering damper do you have on your bike ? Is it ohlins damper? An does it keep you from having tank slappers from steering wobble ? Oh an my name is Tyrone you can call me Ty brotha... Enjoyed watching you figure your way around the bike..gotta be creative as well...always think outside the box..stay safe man bless
so on the back side of the air box (towards the seat) there are two holes... goes to the exhaust maybe and there is a tiny hole left hand side and i cant find the hose for it or where it was suppose to go do you know?
Kim Baccellia hmm I'm not sure exactly what area ur talking about. I THINK I do but not sure. would have to go out and look at my bike as a reference when I get a chance.
Air box hose the small hole nipple to far left of air box...center hose to the air box and to far right is the air flow or air pressure measuring module it takes a connector end onto it. That is the 3 connections for air box..
Hey La Darryl I had to leave a comment on both of your zx-10 videos! Very good! For anyone out there twist clockwise to get Airbox out after you pulled air intakes through the Airbox holes. To get back in put Air box in FIRT without screwing down and wiggle Air intakes through air box holes then in bike, wrap seals on box, line up box then screw down, also again your method of disassembling the ratchet set and using the 45 degree pliers worked just GREAT!! Thanks La Darryl for your help and I hope this comment helps someone else on this tight fit bike!! But it is a monster LOL!!💪💪💪💪
Allen Jenkins no problem and thanks for adding input
Nice video,... ya those intake tubes are tough,... I found on reinstall it's easier to remove both tubes out the frame slots, then angling and light twist to drop in the box. Then I screw in the front center screw into the throttle body top. Then reinsert the rubber intake tubes thru the air box. Takes a lil muscle, but they'll go back in,... some people lightly WD the outside of the rubber. But if you have enough hand strength, a good flat head screwdriver and patients. They'll go back in. Also you can stick your hand inside the tubes to help alignment. Make sure you attach, air flow sensor, air box drain tube and engine exhaust tube in the rear bottom of air box. Great bikes, love my zx10r,... hopefully this is helpful,.. 😊👍
Nice video for novice an learning to mi canik..lol on your own machine brotha. I have same bike plus old skool P2 model Zx7r 750cc Ninja. Just to add on to what you done in ya video here..put bit of di electric grease on inside of each spark plug boot..not a lot okay..will keep out moisture an prevent corrosion..on your plugs themselves..use bit of anti seize on the threaded end so they are always easy to remove when you need to change them...great beginner mechanic video..u have the orientation correct then twist down wards an it (air box) should seat into place..u know the rest. What type of steering damper do you have on your bike ? Is it ohlins damper? An does it keep you from having tank slappers from steering wobble ? Oh an my name is Tyrone you can call me Ty brotha... Enjoyed watching you figure your way around the bike..gotta be creative as well...always think outside the box..stay safe man bless
so on the back side of the air box (towards the seat) there are two holes... goes to the exhaust maybe and there is a tiny hole left hand side and i cant find the hose for it or where it was suppose to go do you know?
Kim Baccellia hmm I'm not sure exactly what area ur talking about. I THINK I do but not sure. would have to go out and look at my bike as a reference when I get a chance.
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Air box hose the small hole nipple to far left of air box...center hose to the air box and to far right is the air flow or air pressure measuring module it takes a connector end onto it. That is the 3 connections for air box..