20 Most Recent 2004 Yamaha FZS 1000 Fazer Questions & Answers

Try the engine flush. That should clear up the oil check window. If not, I do not think you can "replace" that sight glass. The only option would be to measure the oil you put into it precisely and maybe be able to find a dipstick with level on it for the bike.

Remove the seat and fuel tank,then you will see the top of the airbox remove the 4 scews and cover then lift out the air filter.

Sounds like the friction material bonded on the friction plate are coming off, time to do a clutch job.

Sounds like the fork seals. There are two per side. These require some special tools to install, not including getting the forks off. It's not a simple job, and I recommend taking them to a pro. Also, your fork oil is probably due to be changed anyway!!!

the oil light is actually a level sensor and not a pressure sensor. That being the case since the light only comes on at elevated and sustained engine speeds it sounds like your level is to low, or you are having a drain back issue.

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Hi Don , start checking all the fuses . I would suggest you get a manual as it will identify them all, but most have several near the battery compartment , usually under the seat. Normally some on the right or left front side near the handle bars. I would suggest that as you trace the positive from your battery, the first fuse you hit will be the issye. Good luck

If the bike is running normally I wouldn't worry about it. But you won't be able to adjust the idle without replacement

It sounds as if you have an air lock in the coolant line. Bleed the coolant system and check that the thermostat works by doing a resistance check while the thermostat is in a jug, into which you pour boiling water. It should go "Short" when at boiling. Coolant in most bikes is usually kept at around 80-85 Deg C. I hope this helps

There are two reasons one is bad spark plug another is improper timing check both

get a timing light and set the points.

Hi,
Please found your manual here:
www.pdf-manual.com/user-guide-instruction-owner-manual-yamaha-fz1-n-2006-17873.htm
http://safemanuals.com/user-guide-instructions-owner-manual/YAMAHA/FZ1-N-2006-_E

Regards, Jay