Guys, might seem a basic question, but having real difficulties removing the sump pan on my A1: all 17 bolts came out with no difficulty, everything looks ok and cant see anuthing retaining it, but I cant shift the pan.
Ive tried a wee bit of shock treatment with a nylon hammer but before resorting to any real force thought best to ask If I'm missing something obvious, or if anyone has any tried and tested advice on how to best get the pan off.
Many thanks
Tim
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Sump Pan Removal Z1000A1
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Sump Pan Removal Z1000A1
"Better to remain silent and be thought an idiot, than to open your mouth and remove any doubt" - Abraham Lincoln
Z900A4 / Hodna CBXZ / Ducati Diavel / H1F 500 Mongrel / CBXZ Project / RD400 project
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Re: Sump Pan Removal Z1000A1
Presuming you have removed the oil filter bolt and cover there is nothing else holding the pan on except it being stuck to the gasket.
A sharp tap sideways with a mallet should break the seal and the pan will drop off.
A sharp tap sideways with a mallet should break the seal and the pan will drop off.
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Re: Sump Pan Removal Z1000A1
Have you tried some heat?
Less gentle tapping. Are there any pry points?
My go to method- swearing and alcohol
At the risk of sounding like a complete and utter twunt, check the bolts are all out and the oil filter bolt isn't holding everything in. Yep, I did both on other bikes, the shame
Hope you win the battle!
drew
Less gentle tapping. Are there any pry points?
My go to method- swearing and alcohol
At the risk of sounding like a complete and utter twunt, check the bolts are all out and the oil filter bolt isn't holding everything in. Yep, I did both on other bikes, the shame
Hope you win the battle!
drew
Re: Sump Pan Removal Z1000A1
Thanks chaps - ill give it a go with a bigger mallet
As all bolts, drain plug / filter etc were removed I was a bit concerned there might be a locating dowel holding it (did not think so, but you never know) so did not want to thrash away too hard with my trusty mallet - she really is putting up a fight.
I'll attack her again tomorrow with more vigour
As all bolts, drain plug / filter etc were removed I was a bit concerned there might be a locating dowel holding it (did not think so, but you never know) so did not want to thrash away too hard with my trusty mallet - she really is putting up a fight.
I'll attack her again tomorrow with more vigour
"Better to remain silent and be thought an idiot, than to open your mouth and remove any doubt" - Abraham Lincoln
Z900A4 / Hodna CBXZ / Ducati Diavel / H1F 500 Mongrel / CBXZ Project / RD400 project
Z900A4 / Hodna CBXZ / Ducati Diavel / H1F 500 Mongrel / CBXZ Project / RD400 project
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