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Z1-R Oil Filter Removal - How Difficult Was This ??

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Z1-R Oil Filter Removal - How Difficult Was This ??

#1 PostAuthor: pertonpc » Fri Sep 19, 2014 9:45 pm

Hello There,

Factory exhaust does not seem to allow for oil filter removal :?:

I could not get the oil filter, plate and bolt off for a service unless I lowered the standard collector box by loosening the header pipes and releasing the two rear collector box mounting bolts..

Considered de-mounting number 3 header pipe from cylinder head and collector box instead but it did not look like it would make enough room.

I do not have the Z1-R Kawa Service Manual - but is this really how you are supposed to do it. Didn't seem to be enough clearance any other way.

Any advice or tips for next time appreciated.

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#2 PostAuthor: KeithZ1R » Sat Sep 20, 2014 10:19 am

There is no need to lower the collector box pull the centre bolt out of the filter/ plate assembly and everything clears the box. Replacement is in reverse order watch where the spring and washer go !
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#3 PostAuthor: Kev1R » Sat Sep 20, 2014 1:33 pm

I must admit to having always taken the exhaust off complete- Otherwise I would end up with oil everywhere!

While it's off - give the collector box a quick going over with a wire brush and a quick spray of VHT paint.

It doesn't take that long and helps keep the collector box from disappearing in a pile of rust!
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#4 PostAuthor: pertonpc » Sat Sep 20, 2014 5:07 pm

Thanks Guys,
Info appreciated.

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#5 PostAuthor: KeithZ1R » Sat Sep 20, 2014 6:15 pm

Kev1R wrote:I must admit to having always taken the exhaust off complete- Otherwise I would end up with oil everywhere!

While it's off - give the collector box a quick going over with a wire brush and a quick spray of VHT paint.

It doesn't take that long and helps keep the collector box from disappearing in a pile of rust!
Cheers


just leave the oil on it to burn :lol:
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#6 PostAuthor: freddyz1r » Sat Sep 20, 2014 11:39 pm

IMO you are better off taking the complete zorst off, (although they do weigh a ton), if not it can get a little messy and as kev says, you can check out the zorst at the same time :wink:
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