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SOHC.co.uk Forums => CB350/400 => Topic started by: Athame57 on October 28, 2019, 04:27:59 PM
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With colder weather closing in I might have known better. My bike lives outside and for a couple of nights I neglected to put a cover over her. The other morning I noticed after about an hours ride that there was fluid in my tail light lens....on closer inspection I feel I could have transported a goldfish in it! I'm surprised the light still worked after I drained it. Reminded me of he time I found about half a pint in my Z400J's airbox. What to do and look out for...is drilling a drain hole in the lens a good idea and are there any vulnerable places elsewhere on a CB400F with this sort of thing?
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I had a mk1 granada fail mot cos the offside goldfish was dead!😊😊😊Oh and my l200 had factory fitted snails
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Fit a new rubber gasket to the lens.
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I had a mk1 granada fail mot cos the offside goldfish was dead!😊😊😊Oh and my l200 had factory fitted snails
It must be a truck think my Ranger was always covered in slugs.
I had to change a porch bulb for a customer recently and the light was filled to the brim and weighed about as much as a fish bowl
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And put some fibre washers on the screws.
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Fix from the 70s.
Put some Vaseline on the gasket.
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