Yamaha Stryker radiator flush, cleaning fuel injectors, bleeding brakes fluid.
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- Опубліковано 11 лис 2020
- Shed find Yamaha Stryker. I did a a complete full service since
Bike been sitting in a cover shed for 5 years.
Radiator flush and replace
Cleaning fuel injectors the easy way
Replace spark plugs
Change oil
Replace and bleed brakes fluid.
Bike ran like it was new after a full service.
Hey man, I just want to say thank you for doing these videos on some rare bikes. Not many people break these down and go through them. Super helpful and appreciate it!
This is EXACTLY what Mine does and I just bought it as a trade in for my Honda Shadow at a local dealership. I'm surprised they didn't notice it. Now to watch your video and see. My bike overheats in about 5 minutes. EDIT : Thank you SO much for the clear, easy instructions. I was able to take the seat and tank off with the key and a 12mm socket in 5 minutes and check the radiator. It was full, but I topped it off and the overflow immediately went out the drain hose. Now, it runs better and the fan doesn't stay on as long. Maybe it was a tad low ?
Thanks so much for this vid. I recently got this bike for a good price as well, it sat in a garage for YEARS. Helping me out a bunch!
Glad I could help!
Hey man thanks for the video! Earlier this year my Stryker's coolant reservoir cracked due to the desert heat here in Phoenix. This was very helpful in figuring whether I'd be able to do a coolant flush by myself (it was cake.) No temperature light all summer so I guess I did okay. ... Changing the reservoir was the hard part though as I had to remove the entire exhaust and right pedal to get at it
Im very new changing the oil and this video really helped me! You show me a lot.... Thanks
Great to hear!
Thanks for the video brother. I hope you've enjoyed your Stryker. I have a blast on mine. Gotta keep the girl running beautiful though. Previous owners weren't very clever.
Many thanks......will use these hints on my 2011 model V Star 1300 (same engine) which I also bought at an excellent price. Only 3000 miles on clock. Much obliged to you!
Helped me a lot! Thanks deserve way more views
Glad it helped!
Thank you
You are the Man!!!
Super helpful man. Thanx a million
Glad it helped!
Thanks man. Very good 👍
very helpful video! Thanks man!
Glad it helped!
Great video. I just bought a 2012 stryker. It's modded out . My problem so far is some idiot tightened the oil filter on so hard that I still haven't gotten it off . Might have to go to my mechanic cuz I don't have a lift to get good leverage.
You get the filter out yet?
@@Yololife813 yeah buddy!! 😆. Needed to buy a strap wrench. That did it!
I have same bike, just wondering will all of the flush fluid come out of the engine just from removing the drain plug?
Hey! Got a Stryker recently, your video is very helpful, may I ask what sort of stand are you using to keep the bike up straight? I've been looking for one but don't know what to buy. Thank you!
Condor wheel stand. pricey but worth the money. good stand. I got used on Facebook. but still pricey.
U cuda run sum chemtool n gas & cleaned carbs or injectiors
Your video helped a lot. Thank you. Qq. After you put vinegar and water in the radiator and you drain it, what is the last step? Did you fill it with coolant ? Or just water? If coolant what type? Thanks again
Drain and put 50/50 ready to use coolant. Don’t just put water it will cause your radiator rust over time.
Did you have to disconnect any hoses to get to the radiator. Just pushing the tank to the side would work right?
No disconnect hoses
Thanks for this video it’s helped me, I have a question did you have to drain old gas out of tank and if so what else had to be done to tank?
Yes I did , I put some new gas in shake it and dump out again until it’s cleaned. That is all I did to it. But if your tank is rusted you will need to remove all the rust and repaint
@@Yololife813 thanks for the quick response, there’s no rust at all, so I’ll try flushing with gas. Thanks and enjoy riding and be safe! I subscribed and will be watching your videos
Awesome vid. That problem that you had, would u say it was because of the injectors?
I’m having that exact same problem right now…
Yes, if your bike been sitting change out the gas first and see.
Hey what oíl did you use for your oil change also sparkplugs?
I use 10/30 don't recall the brand but made for motorcycle. I pulled out the old plugs it should have the number on there.
i know im arriving late to the party, but what kind of front tire level is that? i dont know the terminology. Im very new to maintenance but I just got a stryker on friday with a very simular story!
Motorcycle wheel chock stand. Condor brand .
I got a 2012 Yamaha Stryker. I can not take out the gas cap. I broke the key in it. Any help?
Try to melt one of the stick glue to it and slowly pull it out. Hope this help. Utube it as well
Hello do you recall the spark plug socket size and the NGK part number for this?
Sorry I do not recall. The owner manual should have the part number of the plugs.
@@Yololife813 This motorcycle only takes two spark plugs right?
@@Williamchang23 yes
What windshield do you have on the stryker?
It came with the bike when I got it
What needs to be removed to move the fuel tank backwards?
Its in the video
What was what you used to get the brake fluid out ?
Brake bleeder kit
What type of break fluid did you used?
Dot4
Vinagre y agua al 50% para cambiar el coolant??????
Es un metodo comun en muchos motociclistas cuando se va a fluchar el system... no daña el systema.
@@dan1769 ok no lo sabia pero para el siguente cambio lo hare para limpiar bien el sistema! Saludos desde México
@@eduardoarciniega327 Saludos hermano...desde Boston Massachusetts.
@@dan1769 saludos hermano un abrazo
After the clean up with vinegar and water, then you flush it out and fill it with any specific coolant ?
How much coolant did you need?
Sorry I don’t remember
Can you tell me where you got the crash bar ? Thks
Crash bar comes with it when I got it .
@@Yololife813 ok thanks
Do u know what brand is?
I can’t find one
Sorry I don’t know the brand. Check eBay
Hi, for brake fluid change, any other technique if one has no suction kit?
Yes, just pump the brake by squeeze the brake ,hold, then loosing the nut to bleed. Tight the nut. Release the brake . Keep repeating till liquid clear. You can watch other channels how to bleed brake without using sucking tool. Good luck
@Yololife813 thank you so much 😃