Posted by S'mee on December 28, 2009, 6:20 pm
> > > Then at least *try* acting like an educated person instead of
> > > constantly smashing beer cans on your forehead.
> > heh this coming from an idiot that only knows what he googles or finds
> > on wiki (usually the FIRST link when you google your info)
> Posting a Wikipedia or Google link is a time saver when somebody asks
> for information.
sometimes, but in you inept AND incompetant case it's the ONLY info
you have other than your perversions.
> Other users tell me to google for info instead of taking time to type
> the simplest answer.
That's because everybody KNOWS you aren't smart enough to dig it up on
your own without adult help.
> So why should I be treated any differently when I post a link instead
> of wasting
> half an hour of my time to type a reply to somebody who isn't going to
> appreciate the effort?
Because you putz it's the only attention you ever get...
> 90% of the time nobody is going to read a reply anyway, they want to
> get down to the real nitty gritty of posting schoolyard taunts, just
> like you do.
Really You assume much another proof of how mentally challenged you
are...I'd put your pathetic iq at around MAYBE 82.
> I thought you might be an intelligent person at first, but your
> content has really degenerated over that last few years.
Not really you just have improved your comprehesion skills above that
of a insane squirell.
> It must be your psychiatric meds at work, you're too young for a
> second childhood.
There you go again thinking you know what you are talking about when
you patently don't. Not surprising coming from a military reject that
got fired from grumman because he could run a vacume cleaner.
Posted by S'mee on December 27, 2009, 7:21 pm
On Dec 27, 11:24 am, totallydeadmail...@yahoo.co.uk (The Older
Gentleman) wrote:
> > On Dec 27, 1:46 am, totallydeadmail...@yahoo.co.uk (The Older
> > Gentleman) wrote:
> > > > I have a Suzuki engine in a non OEM frame with this serial number
> > > > DR400-1016XX. How do I find out what year it is so I can order an oil
> > > > filter? I can't find a web site that helps. Thanks.
> > > You don't need to find the year - all DR400s use the same oil filter.
> > > I think a very, very few really early DRs used a replaceable canister
> > > type (BICBW), but it's unlikely to be a problem.
> > What Mr. Murray said...also be glad it isn't something like the DR370
> > motor. That is an internal 2 stage fine mesh metal permanent filter
> > that will tear if the resident mice in your garage look at it funny
> > (the filter).
> Ah. That's what I was thinking of, so thanks for confirming it. I had a
> vague memory that the early DR/SP370 (which evolved into the DR400) used
> that system. Like the old Yamaha XS650.
You forget...I've a stock DR370 in the garage. IF I'd spring for all
new control cables and the clutch plates it would be ridable as long
as you like straight exhaust (which I do not) That part is going to be
a chore.
Posted by flattrack38 on January 20, 2010, 9:56 pm
wrote:
> I have a Suzuki engine in a non OEM frame with this serial number
> DR400-1016XX. How do I find out what year it is so I can order an oil
> filter? I can't find a web site that helps. Thanks.
After reading all the replies, I'm kinda sorry I asked. ;)
The bike has a re-useable (washable) filter located at the bottom of
the c'case. Nothing from the side. K&N, HiFlo, and other's filters do
not fit. The O.D. of the filter they say will fit is larger then the
hole in the c'case. I prefer a disposable filter. Anyone help?
Posted by Mark Olson on January 20, 2010, 10:28 pm
flattrack38 wrote:
> wrote:
>> I have a Suzuki engine in a non OEM frame with this serial number
>> DR400-1016XX. How do I find out what year it is so I can order an oil
>> filter? I can't find a web site that helps. Thanks.
>
>
>
>
> After reading all the replies, I'm kinda sorry I asked. ;)
>
> The bike has a re-useable (washable) filter located at the bottom of
> the c'case. Nothing from the side. K&N, HiFlo, and other's filters do
> not fit. The O.D. of the filter they say will fit is larger then the
> hole in the c'case. I prefer a disposable filter. Anyone help?
Who is "they" ?
If the engine doesn't have a provision for a disposable filter,
whether it is a cartridge type or a spin-on, it could be pretty
hard if not impossible to retrofit one. Why not simply use what
you have and change the oil every 1500 miles? Lots of engines
work just fine with rudimentary screen filters if you change the
oil and clean the screen often enough.
Posted by S'mee on January 20, 2010, 11:03 pm
> If the engine doesn't have a provision for a disposable filter,
> whether it is a cartridge type or a spin-on, it could be pretty
> hard if not impossible to retrofit one. Why not simply use what
> you have and change the oil every 1500 miles? Lots of engines
> work just fine with rudimentary screen filters if you change the
> oil and clean the screen often enough.
I should know this but I'm going to ask...
Would it make a difference if it were a detergent or non-detergent
oil? For the life of me I can't recall...must be getting senile or
something. 8^(
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> > > constantly smashing beer cans on your forehead.
> > heh this coming from an idiot that only knows what he googles or finds
> > on wiki (usually the FIRST link when you google your info)
> Posting a Wikipedia or Google link is a time saver when somebody asks
> for information.