How do i replace front indicators on 2000 zx6r. I don't know how to get the old one off without removing the air filter. Is there an easier way?

Hi,
How old is the filter and are you using the correct filter? After markets don't seal well, and an old filter can leak.
You can remove the filter and use the dispenser to determine if just the filter is the issue, the housing has a by-pass system and works without a filter in it, just would filter water without a filter.
Give that a try, let me know if you need more help.

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If you look thru the front panel just behind it you will see a spong filter. you will need to access it either by removing the front cover or removing the whole front of the unit . wash it in warm soapy water and replace it . let me know

I don't know what kind of air conditioner, but I am assuming a window type.
I would turn off or unplug ac unit and remove the front cover. it should just pull off with a little effort and there should be a washable filter in front. just wash it out and get all water you can and reinstall it. there may be some newer styles out there, but this is the only kind I have seen.

Hi, best thing is to get the tyre removed and fitted at a reputable garrage, not sure if you have a brand new wheel, in which case you will need to remove and replace the bearings and seals from the wheel, seals just push in and bearings are a tight fit and often need renewing when removed, fit into new wheel in the same way, using a lite grease when re fitting, most discs are handed left and right, locate the direction of rotation markings which you will find on one of the spokes on the wheel, remove discs 1at a time and replace on to new wheel on the same side as that it was previously fitted on the old wheel, good luck

yes. it has shims, and they need to be checked and adjusted about every 15,000KM

no fuel will definitely be a problem. make sure all connections are good.

Try this manual, it should cover all your needs. Are you sure you have the correct rating fuse in the box, the manual will solve the problem any way. Good luck:

http://vitek.vellum.cz/manualy/Kawasaki%20Ninja%20ZX-6R%2000-02%20Service%20manual.pdf

Clean your air filter in warm soapy water with a small brush. Rinse after cleaning and allow to fully air dry and then replace.

It takes less then 5 minutes to change this filter.  Remove contents of glove box.  Remove (pop out) the 2 roller guides (one on each side of glove box) with a flat blade screwdriver. Then pop out extension shock that controls (slows) movement of glove box.  Glove Box will fall to floor and you will see the filter box.  Press in each retaining clip one each side and it slides out like a house furnace filter.  Pop in new one and reinstall 3 items you removed in reverse order and you are good to go.  This is $90 at honda dealership but I did it for the price of filter around $18!  This is much easier then 2005 pilot.  About the same work as a 2004 accord.
Good luck!

Simple, you don't! Remove the passenger's side front tire and there is a little door from which you access the battery.
Actually, you do need to remove it. You can't access the terminal posts or the tie-down bracket from the access door. The good news is the process is straightforward, and you don't need to remove the tire.
First, turn the steering wheel all the way to the right. From here you can remove the six screws holding in the battery access panel.
Next, open the hood, unclip the air filter housing and remove the filter. It helps to get the cover up and out of the way by using a spare piece of wire and attaching it to the hood.
Now, you're ready to remove the air filter housing. On the right side of the housing (facing the car) you'll notice a fastener with no apparent means of removal. This is a friction grommet, akin to the snaps on a baby's shirt. Grip the housing right above this fastener and give it a firm pull upwards. The housing should pop out over the fastener. The left side is not fastened - there are two "bumpers" that hold it in place on that side.
Now you have complete access to the battery and can proceed with the replacement, sliding the battery out through the access door once it's been disconnected.
Finally, it's much easier to re-install the battery access door from the top, before re-installing the air filter housing. It's possible, but not easy from down below.