Oh yeah, my bike is a Honda 2003 CBR 600RR.
I know the oil drain plug hole is pretty damn important, so I don't want to screw it up.Ĭan we do it without removing the oil pan? I heard plenty of grease and flushing with fresh oil would allow this. I have retapped an unimportant hole on a previous bike (one that held the fairing on) and didn't do a great job.
Does anyone have a kit I could borrow without having to buy my own? I'd be willing to pay for the thread and your time to help me get this fixed! I've read through several other posts that suggest using a Helicoil or Timesert piece to retap the hole. Long story short, I need to get this fixed so I can start riding again! until the next morning, when I was greeted by a large puddle of oil in my garage. I felt one slight slip and heard my heart drop, but checking for leaks did not turn up anything. All went according to plan until I was tightening the drain plug. The spark plugs didn't really need it, but oh well.Īnyway, my last bit of maintenance was to change the oil. Once they were off, I decided to go ahead and replace the air filter and spark plugs since my bike just hit over 16K miles. Find great deals on thousands of Honda Cbr600 for auction in US & Internationally. Honda: CBR600RR Hacking the Honda 52: 274: December 2nd by gil. 2021 popular Ranking Keywords trends in Automobiles & Motorcycles with 2003 honda cbr600rr accessories and Ranking Keywords.
I had already been once, and they turned me away, so I went ahead and took ALL of them off (except nose and tail) so they couldn't turn me away again. 2001-2005 Honda Civic w/MT & w/D17, 02-05 Si EP3 w/PNF ECU, 03-04 JDM CTR w/PRD ECU. About a month ago I took off all the fairings of my motorcycle so that the inspector at the DMV could see the "engine number" during inspection.
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