The 18 videos you have made about the 07-08 600RR have been extremely useful as I'm a guy who hates taking my bike/cars to a mechanic and loves to learn how to fix/maintain things on his own. Thank you so much for all your help and knowledge passed on. This plus your prices are why I choose Partzilla for my bike parts.
FYI. 2011 has two extra screws for the air cleaner main cover. They are in the back (tank side) below the wiring. Not too bad to get to. Used needle nose pliers to put the screws back in to place.
Hi, i own the 2008 honda cbr600rr and your videos had been of great help. though I miss any of the video about valve clearance check and how to adjust them.
Thanks man, great video! Just bought a 600RR and need to learn how to do basic stuff, mechanics in Finland are WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY too expensive! :D
Honda recommends replacing the air filter every 12k miles. For the K&N, they say clean it every 50k miles, but I generally clean and oil them around 12k-15k miles just to be safe.
Hey Sam! We did a video pretty similar to what you're asking for not too long ago. Check out: Impact of a Dirty Air Filter on Horsepower >> ruclips.net/video/txtU8usYMIE/видео.html We assessed the impact a clean vs dirty air filter makes on your horsepower, and we also assessed how a K&N affected horsepower. We couldn't measure a difference and we actually found that -- in this instance with the CBR -- the clean stock air filter performed better than the K&N. We're about to get a GSXR up on the dyno soon. We'll re-run these tests then (stock/factory vs. K&N to assess HP difference.) Stay tuned.... Thanks for the comment! Love hearing video ideas from viewers.
Hi! Your vídeos are great, thanks for all them, I have a quiestion, can you help me? How can I check the codes for FI? How it's the procedure? Como puedo proceder a hacer el chequeo de códigos?
Thanks so much for this! I recently picked up an 08 and am having issues realigning the 5mm bolts near the push pins near the front of the tank cover faring. I had to stretch the plastic forward cover forward, hold it tightly in place, and then bolt it in. Could the tank be sitting high after I reinstalled it after checking the fuel pump? Thanks-as always!
Those fairings that clips on the tank scares me out. I had a tough time when changing the very same you hit with hand to pop in place. I shall try this next time, but now I am curious what is your way of removing it do you have it on video also? Most of the guys shows how to push the whole fairing in order to get it pop in, but you gave it a punch and it seemed so easy that is why I am asking about the reverse action.
The trick is just lining up the tabs before you pop it. As for removing it, once all the screws and pop rivets are out, just pull them apart. Doesn't take much pressure.
The cover is designed to force air into the chamber and minimize dirt and debris, so while the bike would run without it, it's not recommended. It may not run as smooth as you would like.
Hi,loved the video. Am a beginner so my question might be obvious to expert riders.On your website there's a CBR600RR A, 2A, 2A-A e.t.c. Whats the difference and how do I identify the correct parts for my bike? Thanks
any chance you made a vid on removing the entire air box? im trying to replace my throttle cables and need to get the airbox out first. any help would be awesome. thanks
But there are bolts/screws on the of the orange tank cover at 0:53, how do you get the tank cover of without unscrewing the side fairings first? It looks like you didn't have the bolts in place to begin with.. I've unscrewed all the other bolts and screws around on the black plastic part around the seat, but still can't lift the tank cover.
The editing kind of skipped over that. You can get the tank cover off without removing the side panel. You have to loosen the side panel and pop the top side out of the grommets. There is one screw and one pop rivet on either side of the tank cover. Once those are removed, the cover comes right off.
Partzilla Thanks! I ended up removing the side fairings as well, and putting in a new air filter now. Holding the old filter in front of a lamp you can barely see any light coming through, so it was due. I just started riding my '' new'' 08 600RR, so I'm trying to get familiar with basic maintenance. Any idea when the video on coolant flush will be up?
The CBR we worked on is no longer available to us. We will have to get another one in before we can do more videos on it. Unfortunately, we don't have an ETA, but it's on the list.
I have 2006 cbr600rr I clean my stock air filter with water and chemicals and I put it back took it to work came back and I hear this weird noise coming out of the tank. can it be the air filter
You can't clean the stock filter with anything except air to blow out debris. The only air filters that can be cleaned with chemicals are the K&N type fiber filters. If you spayed any liquids on a stock one, you need to replace it before you ride again.
Real dumb question, how often are you supposed to change the air filter? I have an 07 CBR600RR which is running fine but not sure when I should go about changing it.
Thanks for the quick reply. Is it true that if you use a K&N air filter with a slip on exhaust then you need to have a PC installed? Again, appreciate the reply :)
This video doesn’t work if you have a 2012, and if they say it does work well then they skip a bunch of steps cause he never unbolted the tank from the sides
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The 18 videos you have made about the 07-08 600RR have been extremely useful as I'm a guy who hates taking my bike/cars to a mechanic and loves to learn how to fix/maintain things on his own. Thank you so much for all your help and knowledge passed on. This plus your prices are why I choose Partzilla for my bike parts.
I don’t trust half of these mechanics , they don’t do job properly
He didn't even show you where all the bolts are located this was just a lazy video
I own a 2008 Honda cbr600rr. These videos are great! keep them going!
Very good professional video not like these other guys takeing all fairings off when no need
I own a 08 Cbr in that same color love the sparkle in it when the sun hits it
FYI. 2011 has two extra screws for the air cleaner main cover. They are in the back (tank side) below the wiring. Not too bad to get to. Used needle nose pliers to put the screws back in to place.
You guys always have great videos, thanks much!
You're welcome, Roberto! Glad we could help. Thanks for watching!
once again thanks partzilla! You make it easy and John Telly is awsome ! Thanks
You're welcome, Charlie! And thanks for the props! Glad we could help you get the job done. Just doing what we love to do.
Hi, i own the 2008 honda cbr600rr and your videos had been of great help. though I miss any of the video about valve clearance check and how to adjust them.
Thanks man, great video! Just bought a 600RR and need to learn how to do basic stuff, mechanics in Finland are WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY too expensive! :D
Thanks for these helpful videos! Replaced my air filter yesterday
Sr your videos alre pure gold i can see this is not hard to do so now i can do it by myself thank u
I truly appreciate these videos
Followed this video and did it my self thank u for saving me some money and u have a new subscriber thank u
Love your vids. I have the same bike so this makes it super easy. 🙏🏼
can u do a how to change spark plugs video?
It's already on the list to do.
how long will the air filter last before you need to remove it and clean it/replace it. For both the oem paper filter and the K&N filter
Honda recommends replacing the air filter every 12k miles. For the K&N, they say clean it every 50k miles, but I generally clean and oil them around 12k-15k miles just to be safe.
Thanks for the tutorial! Mines a 05 but mostly the same.
Saludos desde guerrero zihuatanejo siempre veo estos videos antes de meterle mano a mi moto ,podría hacer un video sobre cambio de bujias
Any chance you could do a video on how to remove/drain the fuel tank on one of these please?
Video Idea: can you do a video on factor air filters vs k&n air filters and dyno them and see if there's a Hp difference?
Hey Sam! We did a video pretty similar to what you're asking for not too long ago. Check out: Impact of a Dirty Air Filter on Horsepower >> ruclips.net/video/txtU8usYMIE/видео.html
We assessed the impact a clean vs dirty air filter makes on your horsepower, and we also assessed how a K&N affected horsepower. We couldn't measure a difference and we actually found that -- in this instance with the CBR -- the clean stock air filter performed better than the K&N.
We're about to get a GSXR up on the dyno soon. We'll re-run these tests then (stock/factory vs. K&N to assess HP difference.) Stay tuned....
Thanks for the comment! Love hearing video ideas from viewers.
@@PartzillaParts Similiar, yes, but I would love to see the performance difference between OEM air filter and K&N.
Hi! Your vídeos are great, thanks for all them, I have a quiestion, can you help me? How can I check the codes for FI? How it's the procedure? Como puedo proceder a hacer el chequeo de códigos?
Thank you for your video!
Great video. Is it the same process or very similar for the 2006 model?
Yes, same process
Thanks so much for this! I recently picked up an 08 and am having issues realigning the 5mm bolts near the push pins near the front of the tank cover faring. I had to stretch the plastic forward cover forward, hold it tightly in place, and then bolt it in. Could the tank be sitting high after I reinstalled it after checking the fuel pump? Thanks-as always!
Saca video de cambio de bujiad porfa me ayudaría mucho y a su canal saludos desde guerrero zihuatanejo
Thank you 👍
Those fairings that clips on the tank scares me out. I had a tough time when changing the very same you hit with hand to pop in place. I shall try this next time, but now I am curious what is your way of removing it do you have it on video also? Most of the guys shows how to push the whole fairing in order to get it pop in, but you gave it a punch and it seemed so easy that is why I am asking about the reverse action.
The trick is just lining up the tabs before you pop it. As for removing it, once all the screws and pop rivets are out, just pull them apart. Doesn't take much pressure.
its not shown on the video how to remove this plastic tank cover, i've unscrewed those screws, but there is something holding it in front part
You probably just missed a screw. Follow along the outside and there is one in the center.
Hi any idea why my radiator fan fuse keep blowing as soon as I starting ignition? Thanks
is there any problem riding without airfilter cover?
The cover is designed to force air into the chamber and minimize dirt and debris, so while the bike would run without it, it's not recommended. It may not run as smooth as you would like.
Great vid.
sir plz make a video who to cleeen bike radiator .. wich way to cleen air fins..
Soft plastic bristle brush. Don't go hard enough to bend the fins.
I need some help on how to replace my ram air intake tube duct for my 2006 cbr600rr! Do you think you guys could help me out ?
We're does the vacuum line go on cbrr Honda motorcycle
Is tuning required with this filter? Great video btw!
No, you will get more air flow though.
can you do one on spark plugs for the honda cbr600rr mine is 05 jus sayin
Hi,loved the video. Am a beginner so my question might be obvious to expert riders.On your website there's a CBR600RR A, 2A, 2A-A e.t.c. Whats the difference and how do I identify the correct parts for my bike? Thanks
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@@PartzillaParts thanks
any chance you made a vid on removing the entire air box? im trying to replace my throttle cables and need to get the airbox out first. any help would be awesome. thanks
We will add it to the suggestion list! Thanks for watching.
another question. would you need to re tune your cbr if you went from stock to KnN filter to actually take advantage if the increased air flow?
hey bro i have a question. hope you answer back
We're listening... Can't promise we have an answer, but if it's related to this video we may be able to help. What's up?
dam i made a big mistake. I already put 400 miles in it sense I clean the filter. you think I my damage anything
Just get it changed out. Hopefully it just ripped a bit and that's noise that you are hearing.
But there are bolts/screws on the of the orange tank cover at 0:53, how do you get the tank cover of without unscrewing the side fairings first? It looks like you didn't have the bolts in place to begin with.. I've unscrewed all the other bolts and screws around on the black plastic part around the seat, but still can't lift the tank cover.
The editing kind of skipped over that. You can get the tank cover off without removing the side panel. You have to loosen the side panel and pop the top side out of the grommets. There is one screw and one pop rivet on either side of the tank cover. Once those are removed, the cover comes right off.
Partzilla Thanks! I ended up removing the side fairings as well, and putting in a new air filter now. Holding the old filter in front of a lamp you can barely see any light coming through, so it was due. I just started riding my '' new'' 08 600RR, so I'm trying to get familiar with basic maintenance.
Any idea when the video on coolant flush will be up?
The CBR we worked on is no longer available to us. We will have to get another one in before we can do more videos on it. Unfortunately, we don't have an ETA, but it's on the list.
jkdbjjconnection lol
Hello. I have a 2016 Honda CBR600RR. I bought it with 3700 miles on it. Is the process still the same? Is it time to replace the filter?
You can generally go about 12k miles. Sooner if you live in rainy or desert\dusty conditions.
hey guys thanks for your videos!.. can you help me whit my 2006 600rr I got F1 and the oil light on how can i fix it? please help! thank you
While the bike is running? I'd start by checking your vacuum lines for damage or see if any came unplugged.
the bike is running but the oil light is on plus Fi code,. thank you!
how often should you clean it
I have 2006 cbr600rr I clean my stock air filter with water and chemicals and I put it back took it to work came back and I hear this weird noise coming out of the tank. can it be the air filter
You can't clean the stock filter with anything except air to blow out debris. The only air filters that can be cleaned with chemicals are the K&N type fiber filters. If you spayed any liquids on a stock one, you need to replace it before you ride again.
I only can get 250 km/h at top speed in my CBR, is to necesary change the air filter? The top speed is 280 km/h
No. 250 is plenty fast.
@@PartzillaParts thanks!
Wow easier than mine! Less removing.
Real dumb question, how often are you supposed to change the air filter? I have an 07 CBR600RR which is running fine but not sure when I should go about changing it.
Honda recommends changing it every 12k miles. If you upgrade to a K&N filter or similar, then you would just have to pull, clean and reinstall.
Thanks for the quick reply. Is it true that if you use a K&N air filter with a slip on exhaust then you need to have a PC installed? Again, appreciate the reply :)
It's a good idea. Anytime you add aftermarket upgrades that change airflow, the PC allows you to remap your air/fuel so it runs better.
That's a good suggestion for your next video :)
I'll add it to the list!
Missed quite a few points in taking off the tank cover… otherwise good video
Hi How change sparkling plug honda cbr rr 900 1992
You should be able to access them under the airbox.
Отлично!!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Doesn’t work for 2013 Repsol
How long will a filter last
Honda recommends changing the stock filter every 12k miles.
This video doesn’t work if you have a 2012, and if they say it does work well then they skip a bunch of steps cause he never unbolted the tank from the sides
Same concept.