FYI replacing the ebay radiator shown in the video and going to a new (used off ebay) OEM radiator fixed this issue for me. Before you try that or anything else make sure all air bubbles are purged from the system. Hope this helps someone.
@@petrosanteschos5469 The aluminum one in the video was a new from china radiator. I replaced it with a used original Honda radiator. Avoid chinese radiators!
Hi I have an aftermarket radiator as well on my 06 cbr but I’m having a slightly different problem. the system creates a lot of pressure (popped 3 of the coolant hoses 3 different times) and returns the coolant to the resuviour when hot, it also boiles and bubbles in the coolant resuviour it shoots coolant and smoke out of a breather hose by the kickstand im thinking my issue could be more of a bad head gasket please anyone let me know what the think. thank you.
I have a 03 Cbr 600rr and it smokes coke from exhaust only at night but goes away after a minute and a half. might it be just vapor since I leave my bike outside and when I come back to it my seat is wet(temp is 60 degrees)
I thought it was blown HG because constant bubbles is a symptom of that. Also could have simply been air in system but the bubbles never went away. Anyway bike is gone now.
Milky oil means coolant/water is getting into the oil. Could be from a blown head gasket but if you are lucky there is something else like a bad water pump or oil cooler that is leaking coolant into the oil. You can google troubleshooting steps for bad head gasket. Good luck.
FYI replacing the ebay radiator shown in the video and going to a new (used off ebay) OEM radiator fixed this issue for me. Before you try that or anything else make sure all air bubbles are purged from the system. Hope this helps someone.
Hi...did you buy an oem radiator from china!! As well??is this safe or its way better looking for something else
@@petrosanteschos5469 The aluminum one in the video was a new from china radiator. I replaced it with a used original Honda radiator. Avoid chinese radiators!
Do you know why this happened? I think I have a bike doing similar stuff. Was there coolant leaking from the overflow?
I'm seeing the same stuff.
Just to understand why would bad radiator cause those bubbles ?
Hi I have an aftermarket radiator as well on my 06 cbr but I’m having a slightly different problem. the system creates a lot of pressure (popped 3 of the coolant hoses 3 different times) and returns the coolant to the resuviour when hot, it also boiles and bubbles in the coolant resuviour it shoots coolant and smoke out of a breather hose by the kickstand im thinking my issue could be more of a bad head gasket please anyone let me know what the think. thank you.
I have a 03 Cbr 600rr and it smokes coke from exhaust only at night but goes away after a minute and a half. might it be just vapor since I leave my bike outside and when I come back to it my seat is wet(temp is 60 degrees)
Why a radiator causing that problem?
Why does it have all those suds?
Change the cylinder gasket and valve seal and check the diameter of the valve. Replace it if damage.
No shitt easier said then done. Thanx for the explanation
That's interesting considering it was only a radiator.
Was it consuming coolant?
Not a significant amount but I didn't ride it much when it was doing that.
Did you had it fixed also what was the main issue!? Thanks
Now try it with Real Coolant. Water boils at 212F. Coolant will smell were it leaks.
Need to overhaul
many possible this happen, bad radiator, bad thermostat, bad water pump and mostly bad head gasket
Did u fix it?
Yes, see my pinned comment and description.
What makes you think it's a blown head gasket? Looks like you have air in the system. Useful videos on here to show you how to burp the coolant.
I thought it was blown HG because constant bubbles is a symptom of that. Also could have simply been air in system but the bubbles never went away. Anyway bike is gone now.
I found out my Suzuki gsxr 600 had milky oil and idle high then cut off there’s no oil leaks can anyone help and tell me what I should do?
Milky oil means coolant/water is getting into the oil. Could be from a blown head gasket but if you are lucky there is something else like a bad water pump or oil cooler that is leaking coolant into the oil. You can google troubleshooting steps for bad head gasket. Good luck.
Having the same thing happening on my 06 cbr600rr I ordered a new radiator and it’s coming in on the 22 hopefully that will fix it
Good luck just make sure to bleed it properly.
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I don't see oil I see a high powered engine that the coolant needs to be bleated
हे प्रॉब्लेम काय के वजेसे आता मेरे तरफ आंबेसेटर कार आज का प्रॉब्लेम येईल
Did you have water in your oil?
None at all. The bike is running good now with a new cap and radiator. Handled 100+ degree heat at Buttonwillow
I have water in my oil same bike little newer tho
@@user-kj4dm5cj1s could be 1.head gasket 2.Freeze plug or 3.water pump seal
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Steel seal 👍
Yes looks like it gone
Actually It's not. I put on a new radiator, a new cap, and some fresh coolant, and the bike runs like a charm.
You dumb fuck
@@ccleon2799 lol
@@ccleon2799 lmfao
@@ccleon2799 so he didn't have a blown head gasket or he did?
Bka nemen d P nbbleed