[Whitehuntsman]

Hi all,
Was washing the bike. When I got to washing around the exhaust a little rubber grommet came out. Can't figure out where it came from.
Any ideas?
The numbers are 2090.

 

[PhilW]

I am fairly sure it is to stop one of the plastic covers vibrating, can’t remember which one.
Did you remove any to wash the bike?

 

[Whitehuntsman]

Could very well be. However, I didn't take anything off the bike to wash it. Got the wash sponge between the exhaust and fairing.

 

[PhilW]

I would remove the plastic exhaust cover and check behind it.

 

[KLR-Mule]

I would remove the plastic exhaust cover and check behind it.

That’s where it came from. Silicone it back onto the plastic cover and it won’t come off again. There are 2 of them.

 

[Hawkerjet]

Awe crap you broke the disgronificator. Last I heard they are on back order.

 

[BlueRibbon]

Disgronificator! My dad, the enginer, used to torture me growing up with words like this! He's been gone since 2006, but I wish I could remember all the crap he fed me while I tried to fix broken lawn mowers and mini-bikes! I showed him...I lost a bunch of his tools in the yard.

 

[PhilW]

Just watch out for the “Boppadoopadillas” on your next ride 😳

 

[Whitehuntsman]

thanks for that, will do. Bugger the shenanigans of these bikes

 

[Reveille]

No, that's the muffler bearing! Replace it asap and don't forget to add some blinker fluid! Lol

 

[Whitehuntsman]

I thought it was the Muffler rubber stop, take it out for extra thump

 

[CamoColton]

Pull the other one off the underside of the right side cover. Put them in a drawer if you like.
The factory muffler is so much larger, that the side cover rests on it, thus needing those little rubber pads. Or glue them in as previously suggested.

 

[Reveille]

I use a bucket of prop wash and a roll of flight line when I wash my bikes. Works great?

 

[pdwestman]

but I wish I could remember all the crap he fed me while I tried to fix broken lawn mowers and mini-bikes! I showed him...I lost a bunch of his tools in the yard.

I'm guessing that it was the miss-placed tools in the yard from you working on your mini-bike that broke the lawnmower.

 

[LeviCurr]

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[Whitehuntsman]

Found it. It just slides onto the rear fender. Not secure at all. Possibly on the original exhaust it would have been flush mounted against the bigger exhaust. With my smaller Yoshi exhaust doesn't have that vibration issue.