[Mulvaney]

how do I delete this tip over sensor on an 08 gsxr 600

[TQ29m]

You might try google, there are a lot of bike forums on there, and you can usually find someone who has already answered. Bob

[TQ29m]

Just to make sure, I just googled "tipover sensor delete gsxr 600", and there is a video on what you need, and how to do it, costs bout $1.95 for the resistors, looks like maybe 20 minutes, and some silicone sealer. Pretty easy! Bob

[DAD]

Originally Posted by TQ29m Just to make sure, I just googled "tipover sensor delete gsxr 600", and there is a video on what you need, and how to do it, costs bout $1.95 for the resistors, looks like maybe 20 minutes, and some silicone sealer. Pretty easy! Bob

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I consider myself "GOOGLE SMART" it remembers almost everything that I ever forgot.

Honest Dad himself

[TQ29m]

First place I go anymore, I've repaired my refrigerator, learned the easy way to remove the bed on my truck, repair almost any appliance, anything you ever wanted to know, and was afraid to ask, it will even correct your bad spelling, and still help you out, after all, that IS what a connection to the internet is for, or at least for me, buying decisions, reviews on any product you might be looking for, I use it every day for something. Bob

[Bill84]

Here's a couple of links I used a little while ago on the subject with a 1000cc GSXR.

http://www.gsxr.com/showthread.php?t=37762

http://mototuneusa.com/gsxr_tip_over_switch.htm

Bill

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[Mulvaney]

thanks everyone. we figured it out. after mounting everything the tip switch had to be reset by disconnecting the battery. ran great other then fuel line issues. good enough to get wdrb mike marshall to victory lane fri night hopefully good enough next week for me lol

[TQ29m]

I think you want to disable it, as the video shows, otherwise it'll come back to haunt you, JMHO! Bob

[DAD]

Originally Posted by TQ29m I think you want to disable it, as the video shows, otherwise it'll come back to haunt you, JMHO! Bob

The bad things with these dumb things is that they were designed to work on motorcycles and they don't do a great job there also.

What happens is you enter a turn and things are going pretty good you catch a rut,---- the sudden jar swings the sensor all the way over and you are dead in the water until you turn the switch off and on again. You can take them apart and silicone them or drill a hole in the top and inject some epoxy through the hole to immobilize the pendulum keeping it in the upright position until things harden up. The resistor trick does work but don't bet on the value of the resistors.

Honest Dad himself

[diana]

Forget the resistors and stick with the silicone.
I just opened up my tip over sensor and filled it with silicone.