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Guerrilla 450 4th Service: Engine Opened! 😱 Major Carbon Gunk & Fuel Pump Issues Explained
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Product Reviewed
Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450 (4th service experience; engine opened)
- The video covers what was done during the 4th service, what problems were found (notably carbon gunk, throttle body dirt, and a dirty fuel injector), and a few upgrades.
Key Features / Service Work Mentioned
Cleaning & Inspection
- Throttle body cleaning due to heavy contamination from:
- Carbon deposits
- Dust deposits
- Fuel injector cleaning
- Described as very dirty
- Emphasis that:
- Everything was performed after opening/inspection in front of him
- The process was recorded
Upgrades & Replacements
- Chain tensioner upgrade
- Upgraded to the latest chain tensioner, described as hydraulic
- Comparison:
- Newer “Gorilla”: “completely hydraulic”
- First-gen Gorilla (his bike): hydraulic + spring
- Coolant changed
- Specifically mentioned as a service item he insisted on
- Engine oil changed
- Noted as “not usually changed at 4th service” (per the speaker)
- Air filter changed
- Oil filter changed
Pros (User Experience / Outcomes)
- After service, the bike runs:
- “smooth as butter”
- Feels like a brand new bike
- Throttle response improved (“very good”).
- Customer satisfaction is high because:
- Mechanics were willing to explain and carry out work he requested, even when they initially disagreed
- The service was done in a way he could watch
- He prefers this center because they handle the service “as per my wish.”
- The service is portrayed as thorough, involving opening everything rather than only routine work.
Cons / Pain Points Mentioned
- Time cost: service took about 6.5–7 hours
- Initial disagreement with mechanics about whether coolant needed changing at that mileage
- Mechanics claimed it wasn’t needed yet
- No negative performance outcome after service was mentioned
- The main “cons” are process-related (waiting and disagreements).
Specific Comparisons Made
Service Center Proximity vs. Choice
- Royal Enfield service center: ~300 meters away
- He instead goes ~22 km to Aman Automobiles (authorized service center)
Chain Tensioner Generations
- His (first-gen): hydraulic + spring
- New setup: completely hydraulic
Work Philosophy
- He felt the nearby center would not follow his preferences as much.
- Aman Automobiles was described as more receptive.
Issues Found Inside the Bike
- Severe throttle body contamination
- Dirty fuel injector
- He implied concern/fear after seeing the level of dirt before cleaning.
Ratings / Numbers Mentioned
- 4th service duration: ~6.5–7 hours
- Distance traveled: 22 km one-way (he mentions walking/going that far)
- Nearby Royal Enfield center distance: ~300 meters
- Mileage-related coolant claim:
- Around 20,000 km
- Mechanics said coolant still had 12,500 km remaining (as phrased in the subtitles)
Overall Verdict / Recommendation
Recommended.
- The video’s outcome highlights:
- Thorough, transparent service
- Discovery and correction of throttle-body and injector dirt
- A chain tensioner upgrade
- Result:
- Very smooth running
- Strong throttle response
- Trade-offs:
- Longer wait time
- Some initial disagreement about coolant
Speaker / Perspective Notes
- Single main speaker (bike owner)
- The story emphasizes:
- Choice of service center
- Upgrades performed
- Disagreements about coolant
- Time spent
- Post-service ride quality
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