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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- I briefly show how to remove the air filter from a pre-gen ninja 250 (2007) for servicing. I also show the oil drain tube that allows accumulated oil to drain from the air box.
All service you do to your bike is at your own risk! I am not responsible for any damage. This video is intended only as a guide.
any body else feel like there on shrooms while watching this lol
Thought I was alone!
Your filter element appears to be missing. That’s just the frame/screen pieces. The filter element itself goes between them.
I just picked up a 2006 with 8800 miles. I could not figure out where the oil was coming from, never heard of a hose like that. Pulled the plug and it drained oil like mad, no more oil leaking. Thanks for the tip!
I have oil coming from my air box too! Except I don’t have a plug .. I’m going to pull the box drain it change the filter and see if that helps
How to remove air box???
I have a 2007 model trying to get it up and running cranks just tryna figure out where everything goes do you have a picture?
Video of changing air filter , with no air filter seen . Okay
That “loose piece” actually snaps in on the bottom where the foam filter goes in to hold it in place. If it’s loose and moving around you don’t have it in righr
Indeed. He doesn’t have or mention the actual filter element. Is he just riding around relying on the frame/screen without a filter?!
Wow, this is getting me dizzy.
Hey on ninja 250 the fuel overflow hole is clogged should i stick a needle in there to unclog it?
I would try it
Compressed air. And clean your tank.
I just got a 2005 Ninja 250, same style. I believe that tube that you pointed out as an oil drain tube on my bike has no plug in it. I guess that may explain some of the oil spots I've found under my bike or just inside the bottom of my plastic. I'll have to see if I can find that tube and get a small plug in it.
Keep the fun facts. "I think most people wouldn't know " things coming.
ever get water in the airbox when it rains?
wow really random, i was just today messing around trying to get my fuel tank, petcock, and carbs all routed up properly, also trying to do a CA evap emissions delete, i was looking around inspecting every fuel and vacuum hose i could see, i just happened to notice this same tube hanging down there today, i wondered why it was plugged up and removed the plug to see what would happen? about an ounce or two of oil came drizzling out of there luckily i had a vitamin water bottle next to me i had just finished drinking LOL, its good to know that it's not abnormal to have a bit of oil in there.
Found a fuck tone of oil in the bottom of mine… After it stopped running 💀😂
I have a 2013 ninja 300 leaking from an open hole which looks like it was made for oil to drip out the back by tire. Just replaced oil filter and put new oil and still leaks. Any ideas?
The "puke tube."
Just picked my 07 up with only 11,600 kms. Its has not been started for two years and am having a challenge atm. Otherwise its is perfect condition and cannot wait to ride it.
And if theres fuel coming out that same hose??? Thats my issue
I have a 2003 model. I did not know that. Thank you for that info. Gonna go check mine now..
Just picked up an 03 zzr good tip I will have a look.
El recipiente blanco es de líquido refrigerante?
Thanks, gonna take a look at mine when I get the chance, had no clue it existed
Neat post indormative
Great video, thank you for the info
Update. The rain is falling off my gas tank and under the lip of my seat and going into my airbox. Why is that happening to mine ? But no one else's ? 99 ex
I work at a scooter and bike shop and one of our customers has been having this issue, it seems to be getting into the carb from the air-box. he said he had some luck tucking weather stripping in between the tank and the seat
Hey man, after the bracket you take off first, what is the actual name for the carb cover you just called 'cover'. Thanks !
Joshua Belmar well thats the air box so the air box lid/cover
I love this, thank you
thanks for that tip.
Thank You!!!
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Thanks for the video! I did not know this. I learned something new. I have the same bike, the same year and the same color. Do you still have it?
Kelly Dragna yes I do!
@@sk8rwht Great! I will post some video of mine and send you the link. I can tell you are not in California like myself because you do not have the EVAP hoses connected to the fuel tank.
Kelly Dragna Quite the opposite, northeast Ohio
I took a sledgehammer to mine to get it off the bike.