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Author: Subject: aww feck.....Zx9r oil pick up
aka Keith

posted on 22/4/09 at 08:02 PM Reply With Quote
aww feck.....Zx9r oil pick up

I spent most of the weekend trying to fit a chopped sump to my zx9r engine...spent many hours re-sizing the pick up to the new sump, but got tired and family comittments meant that I had to stop half way through.

Went back into the garage last night, and I have lost the oil pick up. Have spent tonight looking for it, but no luck.

So, I have the bottom part of the tulip(cause I had cut it to shorten it) but have lost the bit that fits inot the crank, and the little rubber grommitt that goes with it.

Anybody got a spare oil pick up and rubber grommet for an zx9r, or suggestions as to what I could do next. (I have tried a couple of breakers so far with no luck)

Any ideas, I feel such an idiot.

cheers
Craig

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Jimbob

posted on 23/4/09 at 07:57 AM Reply With Quote
think i still have one i chopped but never glued togrther which i have no use for, will have a look tonight for you.

IIRC a new one was about £6ish from a kwack dealer

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Jimbob

posted on 23/4/09 at 04:10 PM Reply With Quote
You may be in luck!
I found my chopped one from a zx9r c2, No o-ring tho as they dont come with them sorry
Check last 3 pics in my photo archive
Oh and it only cost £7.39!

[Edited on 23/4/09 by Jimbob]

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aka Keith

posted on 24/4/09 at 07:49 AM Reply With Quote
Jimbob, you have U2U.
cheers
Craig

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