Turkey Baster Drz 400. the drz got a good cleaning, some fresh oil, chain cleaned and lubed, the turkey baster mod and a general going over of everything. This holds more than enough coolant, when the engine is hot it reaches to the very top. my guess is since a turkey baster is designed to withstand hot oil over 400f it can handle coolant and a radiator around 215f I would hate to have to explain why a. When it is cold, it. I cracked the factory coolant reservoir the other day when. just did the turkey baster mod to my 2003 drz400s and am relatively pleased with the turn out. Looks much better than turkey baster. It’s tubing, brass fittings, and hose clamps now replacing the zip ties. restoration z continues, in this episode i rebuild the rear brake caliper with a trk kit thanks to wemoto. i personally couldn’t bring myself to put a turkey baster on the sm. $30 and about 5 min to replace instead of modifying your bike for no good reason. I also knock out a. this is how to modify your suzuki drz400 so it stops overheating.
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i personally couldn’t bring myself to put a turkey baster on the sm. just did the turkey baster mod to my 2003 drz400s and am relatively pleased with the turn out. When it is cold, it. $30 and about 5 min to replace instead of modifying your bike for no good reason. my guess is since a turkey baster is designed to withstand hot oil over 400f it can handle coolant and a radiator around 215f this is how to modify your suzuki drz400 so it stops overheating. the drz got a good cleaning, some fresh oil, chain cleaned and lubed, the turkey baster mod and a general going over of everything. restoration z continues, in this episode i rebuild the rear brake caliper with a trk kit thanks to wemoto. It’s tubing, brass fittings, and hose clamps now replacing the zip ties. I cracked the factory coolant reservoir the other day when.
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Turkey Baster Drz 400 It’s tubing, brass fittings, and hose clamps now replacing the zip ties. When it is cold, it. this is how to modify your suzuki drz400 so it stops overheating. I would hate to have to explain why a. Looks much better than turkey baster. This holds more than enough coolant, when the engine is hot it reaches to the very top. $30 and about 5 min to replace instead of modifying your bike for no good reason. I cracked the factory coolant reservoir the other day when. It’s tubing, brass fittings, and hose clamps now replacing the zip ties. I also knock out a. just did the turkey baster mod to my 2003 drz400s and am relatively pleased with the turn out. the drz got a good cleaning, some fresh oil, chain cleaned and lubed, the turkey baster mod and a general going over of everything. i personally couldn’t bring myself to put a turkey baster on the sm. my guess is since a turkey baster is designed to withstand hot oil over 400f it can handle coolant and a radiator around 215f restoration z continues, in this episode i rebuild the rear brake caliper with a trk kit thanks to wemoto.
