How easy is it to service an EXUP valve?
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Cheers Barry. Mine's jammed open so i've got nothing low down but i've still got plenty of top end - you just have to wring it's neck
I did Rockingham on it a few weeks ago which was interesting, trying to pull it up out of the low speed corners - either crawl out of them in 2nd or risk high siding at 12k rpm in 1st
hehe
From looking at it today there are two assemblies which form part of the exup valve - one at the base of the downpipes and one behind the right hand side footpeg. I'm guessing the one on the downpipes is the one I need to get at and you're right, the bolts are going to be a b
h - they're all corroded!
I'll have a bash at them next weekend if I get a chance
I did Rockingham on it a few weeks ago which was interesting, trying to pull it up out of the low speed corners - either crawl out of them in 2nd or risk high siding at 12k rpm in 1st
heheFrom looking at it today there are two assemblies which form part of the exup valve - one at the base of the downpipes and one behind the right hand side footpeg. I'm guessing the one on the downpipes is the one I need to get at and you're right, the bolts are going to be a b
h - they're all corroded!I'll have a bash at them next weekend if I get a chance

Yeah, access to mine is best on the LHS of the down pipes, the cover comes off easily but the three allen bolts holding the valve in place are the b'stards. Had to drill one of mine out in the end, and thats pretty much what the dealers/engineers said was the usual outcome 
The best suggestion I was given was to bin the whole thing and get a Yoshi full system

The best suggestion I was given was to bin the whole thing and get a Yoshi full system

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