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Old Apr 2, 2010 | 11:35 AM
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HELP 05 cbr600rr tip over sensor

How do you bypass this sensor?
Old Apr 2, 2010 | 12:36 PM
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Re: HELP 05 cbr600rr tip over sensor

look up some posts there are a bunch on this one!
Old Apr 2, 2010 | 04:49 PM
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Re: HELP 05 cbr600rr tip over sensor

Just cut and connect the two outside wires and just leave the middle one alone. But if i were you i would do the kleen/clean air mod before bypassing the tip sensor!
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Re: HELP 05 cbr600rr tip over sensor

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How do you bypass this sensor?
sale the bike
Old Apr 2, 2010 | 05:22 PM
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Re: HELP 05 cbr600rr tip over sensor

Originally Posted by jeremy payne
Just cut and connect the two outside wires and just leave the middle one alone. But if i were you i would do the kleen/clean air mod before bypassing the tip sensor!
Cool thanks and what's the kleen/clean air mod for?
Old Apr 2, 2010 | 05:23 PM
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Re: HELP 05 cbr600rr tip over sensor

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Old Apr 2, 2010 | 05:32 PM
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Re: HELP 05 cbr600rr tip over sensor

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stunters run the KLEEN AIR mod...which basically seems like the same idea as teh PAIR removal...
basically your supplying your engine with only CLEAN air as oppossed to having oily hot *** air from your engine run through...is what i gather, which for stunters is ESSENTIAL to avoiding hydrolocking your bike by flipping it upside and down and having engine oil run into your airbox...your airbox will now be sealed...make sense?

so this is on an f4i but the idea is identical to the RR
there are 2 hoses that run into the airbox (bottom) these will now be sealed and re-routed straight into the crankcase at the front...
hope this clears up a few things for people...any further questions please pm me

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Old Apr 2, 2010 | 05:36 PM
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Re: HELP 05 cbr600rr tip over sensor

And all i did was google search clean air mod cbr600rr and found that in 2 seconds so try that next time before u post and all the guys on here wont be such *** holes to u!! There's probably already a thread out there to answer your ??
Old Apr 2, 2010 | 06:44 PM
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Re: HELP 05 cbr600rr tip over sensor

Originally Posted by jeremy payne
And all i did was google search clean air mod cbr600rr and found that in 2 seconds so try that next time before u post and all the guys on here wont be such *** holes to u!! There's probably already a thread out there to answer your ??
i was asking about the tip over sensor somebody came out with this
Old Apr 2, 2010 | 06:55 PM
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Re: HELP 05 cbr600rr tip over sensor

it should have three wires cut half way between plug and sensor uncase you ever want to hook back up connect the two outside wires and leav the middle one alone tape it up and plug back into connector. And yes clean air mod is a must for stunting unless you want to hydrolock your motor
Old Apr 2, 2010 | 06:58 PM
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Re: HELP 05 cbr600rr tip over sensor

Originally Posted by jeremy payne
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stunters run the KLEEN AIR mod...which basically seems like the same idea as teh PAIR removal...
basically your supplying your engine with only CLEAN air as oppossed to having oily hot *** air from your engine run through...is what i gather, which for stunters is ESSENTIAL to avoiding hydrolocking your bike by flipping it upside and down and having engine oil run into your airbox...your airbox will now be sealed...make sense?

so this is on an f4i but the idea is identical to the RR
there are 2 hoses that run into the airbox (bottom) these will now be sealed and re-routed straight into the crankcase at the front...
hope this clears up a few things for people...any further questions please pm me

so before pic


and after pic

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great before and after pics i would be pissed if that was my mechanic its two different bikes
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