first of all I want to thank you for this gem of a youtube channel , I hope you reach tens of millions of subscribers cause you deserve it , your videos and the effort you have put in is really awesome. thank you so much for the deepest part of my heart.
@Motobc - Yeah, you bet. I have that belt change on my list, you just upvoted it. Hope to get to it in the next month or so. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Thanks for this video Mark, and prompts me to change the filter on my Forza but it only has less than 6,000 km on it so far, yes, really. I have had it since new and would never part with it. I even bought a filter on line a while back. Cheers, hope you get back to the kingdom soon.
@grahambkk - Hey Graham, my pleasure, had to make another how-to video while in Thailand. Let me know if you can find one of the sponge air filters somewhere. I went to the dealer in Phichit and they didn't sell them there. Much easier to find one here, even through that Forza is built in Thailand. Cheers!
@bench175 - Haha, that's exactly right! Yes, definitely the Forza is great around town. Also looking to do a trip across the US on the Forza driving on country roads only. Let's see if I can make that happen. Thanks!
@Mark Costello - I'll have a look at those. I actually bought a Devil Air Filter for my Forza in the US a few years ago. Has an EPDM frame and the filter is supposed to have a longer life than the OEM. I might have to do a follow up video talking about alternative filters. Thanks for the comment!
@peterrichter8620 - Hello! Can you tell me a little more about your Forza overheating.....does the temperature gauge go above the upper limit? Do you hear the fans turning on? For me it has to be one of several things: fans, water pump, thermostat or low coolant.
@@zooskifilms thanks for your answer! Coolant they changed and still hot! Probably the pump or the fan!? I can't listen the fan! Where is the fan located?
@@peterrichter8620 - The fan and motor are on the inside of the radiator (just behind the radiator). It will not run until the coolant temperature comes up to temperature. There is also a fan motor relay that turns it ON and should be checked if the fan is not running when the coolant temperature is high.
first of all I want to thank you for this gem of a youtube channel , I hope you reach tens of millions of subscribers cause you deserve it , your videos and the effort you have put in is really awesome. thank you so much for the deepest part of my heart.
@leonex606 - Thank you very much for the warm comment and for watching my videos, I really do appreciate it. These comments are what keep me going! 😁
My honda has 160k km and your videos are very useful for me
@javidh88 - Wow! What year and model is yours? Any major issues or just normal maintenance? Thanks for watching. Cheers!
Glad to see you post another Forza video! Would love to see a belt change. I have a 2014 and absolutely love it.
@Motobc - Yeah, you bet. I have that belt change on my list, you just upvoted it. Hope to get to it in the next month or so. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Thanks for this video Mark, and prompts me to change the filter on my Forza but it only has less than 6,000 km on it so far, yes, really. I have had it since new and would never part with it. I even bought a filter on line a while back. Cheers, hope you get back to the kingdom soon.
@grahambkk - Hey Graham, my pleasure, had to make another how-to video while in Thailand. Let me know if you can find one of the sponge air filters somewhere. I went to the dealer in Phichit and they didn't sell them there. Much easier to find one here, even through that Forza is built in Thailand. Cheers!
You dont want your Forza to get covid 😂 I sold my 2009 Majesty 400 since I dont plan any more highway riding, but Forza seems great for around town.
@bench175 - Haha, that's exactly right! Yes, definitely the Forza is great around town. Also looking to do a trip across the US on the Forza driving on country roads only. Let's see if I can make that happen. Thanks!
@@zooskifilms Thanks for your vids. I just got a 2015 Forza in Florida. Some paint bubbling and cracking on the front forks but otherwise good
@@bench175 - That’s awesome, hope you enjoy It for years! Ride safe.
Thanks for the video. I just picked up a 2017 NSS300 and will need to do some maintenance. Are those screws Phillips or JIS?
@wesleycardinal8869 - Good question, pretty sire they are JIS. I always get that wrong in my videos. Thanks for asking! Cheers!
How long since you replaced it? 50 years? I've never seen a filter that dirty before. 😂
@paulh7798 - Perhaps it's the dust in Thailand, my Forza in the USA is no where close to that dirty!
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@Elvira - Cheers! ✌
You should upgrade to a DNA filter!
@Mark Costello - I'll have a look at those. I actually bought a Devil Air Filter for my Forza in the US a few years ago. Has an EPDM frame and the filter is supposed to have a longer life than the OEM. I might have to do a follow up video talking about alternative filters. Thanks for the comment!
Hi! Thanks for your brilliant video! My Forza gets overhead nobody can help especially Honda in Samui! Do you have any idea what causes this?
@peterrichter8620 - Hello! Can you tell me a little more about your Forza overheating.....does the temperature gauge go above the upper limit? Do you hear the fans turning on? For me it has to be one of several things: fans, water pump, thermostat or low coolant.
@@zooskifilms thanks for your answer! Coolant they changed and still hot! Probably the pump or the fan!? I can't listen the fan! Where is the fan located?
Yes after 5 km goes above the limit constantly and shows the indicator red signal!
By the way how many fans are there? I thought just one!?
@@peterrichter8620 - The fan and motor are on the inside of the radiator (just behind the radiator). It will not run until the coolant temperature comes up to temperature. There is also a fan motor relay that turns it ON and should be checked if the fan is not running when the coolant temperature is high.