24 ZX6R 40th Anniversary Edition: Disassemble Fairings, Preparation for Graves Full Titanium Exhaust

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  • In today's video we are removing all the Fairings except for the Nose Cowl. This will be the 1st of FIVE videos leading up to a full Dyno Tune at Moore Mafia in South Carolina.
    1. Disassemble Fairings
    2. Delete Emissions
    3. Install Graves Full Titanium/Carbon Exhaust
    4. Reassemble Fairings
    5. Dyno Tune/ECU Flash at Moore Mafia
    The Instructions with Time Stamps, List of Parts, and a List of Tools can be viewed in the Description below, or you can view and/or download these lists from the NINJAof1 Google Drive at:
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    Instructions with Time Stamps:
    1. Intro/Parts/Tools 00:53
    2. Remove Left/Right Dash Cowls: 03:27
    - Each with 3 Push Pins
    - Each with 1 Black Fairing Screw.
    3. Remove Rider Seat and Pillion Cowl. 04:20
    4. Remove Lower Left/Right Fuel Tank Cowls: 04:24
    - Dash Cowls Share Same Black Fairing Screw.
    - Each with 2 Gromet Posts, 2 Hooks, 4 Velcro Tabs.
    5. Disconnect Battery: 04:32
    - Disconnect Negative Terminal first.
    - Disconnect Positive Terminal second.
    6. Remove Top Left/Right Tail Cowl: 04:48
    - Each with 2 Push Pins.
    - Each with 1 Small Fairing Screw and 1 Nylon Washer.
    - Each with 1 Long Fairing Screw and 1 Nylon Washer.
    - Each with 1 Gromet Post.
    - Each with 2 Gromets.
    - Each with a Small Fragile Hook at the rear.
    7. Remove Top Center Tail Cowl: 05:28
    - 2 Long Fairing Screws.
    - 2 Phillips Head Plastic Screw Pins.
    8. Remove Left/Right Lower Fairings: 05:36
    - Each has 2 long Fairing Screws and 2 Nylon Washers.
    - Each has 1 Collared Bolt and 1 Nylon Washer.
    - 1 Push Pin at the bottom, front connecting both Lowers.
    9. Remove Middle Under-Nose Shroud: 06:02
    - Nine Push Pins.
    - The Push Pin used closest to the Steering Stem, on the right as you face the Nose of the bike, has a longer Neck.
    10. Remove Left/Right Mid-Outer Fairings: 06:48
    - Each has 1 Bolt towards the front.
    - Each has 3 Gromet Posts at the rear.
    - Each has 1 Large Hook in the center.
    - Each has 1 Hook at the Nose.
    - Each has 1 Push Pin at the Lower/Inside/Front.
    - Detach the Coolant Reservoir Overflow Hose from Molded Hose Holder on Inner/Bottom of Right Mid-Outer Fairing.
    11. Remove Left Mid-Inner Fairing: 07:25
    - Remove 8MM bolt from Top, Left of Fairing.
    - Remove 2 Collared Bolts and 2 Nylon Washers on front and rear.
    - Disconnect Turn Signal from Main Wire Harness.
    - Remove Turn Signal Wire from Wire Harness Retainer.
    - 2 Gromet Posts at front, Mid-Fairing, just behind the Left/Rear of Nose Cowl.
    - Remove 4 Self-Tapping Phillips Head Screws fastened to Rectifier and left Mid-Inner Fairing.
    12. Remove Right Mid-Inner Fairing: 08:12
    - Disconnect Turn Signal from Main Wire Harness
    - Remove Turn Signal Wire from Wire Retainer.
    - Remove 8MM Bolt from Top, Right of Fairing.
    - Remove 2 Collared Bolts and 2 Nylon Washers on Front and Rear.
    - 2 Gromet Posts at front, Mid-Fairing, just behind the Right/Rear of Nose Cowl.
    13. Remove Battery Retaining Bracket: 08:47
    - Remove 3 Bolts.
    - Remove Battery.
    - Disconnect Fuel Pump Wire Connector.
    - Remove Fuel Pump Wire Connector from Battery Retaining Bracket.
    14. Remove Fuel Tank: 09:16
    - Disconnect Fuel Overflow (Left) and Fuel Vapor (Right) Hoses at Rear of Fuel Tank.
    - Cap off the Fuel Overflow (Left) and Fuel Vapor (Right) Outlets on the Fuel Tank.
    - Remove 2 Bolts on Steering Damper Bracket and Front of Fuel Tank.
    - Rest the Steering Damper over the top of the Upper Triple Tree.
    - Prop up the Front of the Fuel Tank.
    - Disconnect the Fuel Line from the Fuel Tank.
    - Cap off the Fuel Line.
    - Cap off the Fuel Outlet on the Fuel Tank.
    - Lay the Fuel Tank back into its original position.
    - Remove the Bolt at the rear of the Fuel Tank.
    - Lift Fuel Tank Straight Up and set on a soft surface without resting on the Fuel Outlet.
    15. Walk Around Bike and Disassembled Fairings 10:18
    Parts:
    Description / Part Number / Manufacturer / Vendor
    - Block Off Plate, BLK / 0930-0098 / PSR / Kawasaki Suzuki of Rome, Rome, GA
    - K&N Performance Air Filter / KA-6009 / K&N / Kawasaki Suzuki of Rome, Rome, GA
    - Machine Screw 1.25 mm x 10 mm Pan Head Phillips Stainless (x4) / 1000-050-865 / Everbilt / Home Depot
    NOTE: Replaces Passenger Foot Peg Bracket Bolts
    - Graves Full Titanium/Carbon Fiber Exhaust / EXK-19ZX6-FTCW / Graves Motor Sports / Kawasaki Suzuki of Rome, Rome, GA
    Tools:
    - 2.5 MM Hex Wrench
    - 4 MM Hex Wrench
    - 1/4" Socket Wrench
    - 1/4" Extension
    - 8 MM Socket
    - 3/8" Socket Wrench
    - 3/8" Extension
    - 10 MM Socket
    - 4 MM Hex Socket
    - 5 MM Hex Socket
    - Medium Size Phillips Head Screwdriver
    - Small Size Phillips Head Screwdriver
    - Small Size Flat Head Screwdriver
    - Micro Size Flat Head Screwdriver
    - Two Panel Popping Tools

ความคิดเห็น • 10

  • @DamMoto20
    @DamMoto20 9 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Thank you for sharing videos like this❤

    • @NINJAof1
      @NINJAof1  9 วันที่ผ่านมา +1

      You are welcome. Enjoy.

  • @hbk_anthxny9999
    @hbk_anthxny9999 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    nice grandpa 🤟

    • @NINJAof1
      @NINJAof1  หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      Thanks Ant

  • @binchitram1327
    @binchitram1327 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    great grandpa

    • @NINJAof1
      @NINJAof1  หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      Thanks

  • @kevinv2307
    @kevinv2307 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I’m
    So glad you’re making these videos 💪🏽🤘🏽

    • @NINJAof1
      @NINJAof1  หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      Glad you like them! Plenty more to come. Thank you

  • @mavricxx
    @mavricxx หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Awesome video! Where did you get that rubber plug to cover the fuel tank plug so it won't leak?

    • @NINJAof1
      @NINJAof1  หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      These are Vacuum Caps purchased at Advanced Auto. One is a multi-sized multi-pack and the other is single-sized multi-pack.
      Part Numbers: 47389 & 41050
      Thank you for the comment and question.