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TSM 15-01-07 07:48 PM

Can to be repacked again, grr
 
Its only been 6 months since i last repacked my Micron can and now it needs doing again.

On my way up north on sunday, i was noticing it was getting louder but did not do anything as i knew i could not. Got there and looked at the can and found that the rubber seal from the bottom of the can had been blown out, i was forced to do the whole day without it there and also to work today.

Anyway, got home removed the can and proceeded to pull it apart to find that half the packing has disappeared, not happy me, so anyway i put the rubber seal back on and i now need to get some more packing and do it properly.

Its probably the way i ride that has blown the can early.

kwak zzr 15-01-07 07:52 PM

my microns sound v loud! i think mine need re doing but i havent got a clue how? i can see in the outlet of the can a small allen head bolt do i undo this to take the thing apart? :roll: there beta cans i think.
cheers

hovis 15-01-07 07:52 PM

:? loud is good :twisted:

TSM 15-01-07 07:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kwak zzr
my microns sound v loud! i think mine need re doing but i havent got a clue how? i can see in the outlet of the can a small allen head bolt do i undo this to take the thing apart? :roll: there beta cans i think.
cheers

yep, you remove that bolt then you will if unlucky spend the next 30mins trying to take the caps off from both ends. Once you have done that you can put the new packing on the center core and then put it back together again. Sounds easy but its not as the caps dont go back on very easly if you have to replace the rubber seals.

TSM 15-01-07 07:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hovi5
:? loud is good :twisted:

My can was already loud, this just makes it rattle, and toooooo loud.

kwak zzr 15-01-07 07:56 PM

thanks TSM.

Paws 15-01-07 08:57 PM

lol, dunt know what your moaning bout tsm huni, think re-packing your can is the least of your probs. :lol: :wink:

Demonz 15-01-07 09:01 PM

I read about some steel wool that goes around the core - then standard packing around this. Apparently it prolongs the life of the packing. They sell it on flea bay if you are looking.

TSM 15-01-07 09:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Gmonsta
I read about some steel wool that goes around the core - then standard packing around this. Apparently it prolongs the life of the packing. They sell it on flea bay if you are looking.

Its your fault, you jinkst it on friday night asking about it.. :D

hovis 15-01-07 09:07 PM

i think there is a seal gone in mine as its started to backfire.................which is nice :twisted:

northwind 16-01-07 05:11 PM

How many miles is your 6 months? Microns can be like that, they're a clever design but clever doesn't mean it works :) The one I had was always blowing fibres out, sometimes you could see it do it.

svrash 16-01-07 05:18 PM

My old Micron was a real bitch for blowing packing but the new one is better. The new one has a fine mesh over the baffle, i'm sure this helps deaden the blows :wink:

TSM 16-01-07 08:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by svrash
My old Micron was a real bitch for blowing packing but the new one is better. The new one has a fine mesh over the baffle, i'm sure this helps deaden the blows :wink:

Yep mine has a fine mesh too.

Warren 16-01-07 08:42 PM

just run open headers, and you will never need to repack a can again ;)

svrash 16-01-07 11:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TSM
Quote:

Originally Posted by svrash
My old Micron was a real bitch for blowing packing but the new one is better. The new one has a fine mesh over the baffle, i'm sure this helps deaden the blows :wink:

Yep mine has a fine mesh too.

Better check mine soon then :roll: :lol:


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