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Re: 2nd Annual GoldwingDocs Gathering - Sep 13-16, 2018 • Posted in Trip Info, Reports & Gatherings by Metal Mangler

I could help as well I live in Lyman SC.

Re: 2nd Annual GoldwingDocs Gathering - Sep 13-16, 2018 • Posted in Trip Info, Reports & Gatherings by BPMJim

I plan to be there and am looking forward to seeing all my old friends. If you need any help planning, let me know.

Re: It is never to early to plan: 2019 GoldwingDocs Gathering • Posted in Trip Info, Reports & Gatherings by Wingsconsin

Re: Do spark plugs really go bad? (Ponderment) • Posted in Tech Talk by ekvh

I have had 2-3 bad NGK plugs straight from the box. If I suspect one of going bad, I swap it and see if the miss follows the plug.

Re: How to tune your CB antenna SWR • Posted in GL1100 DIY Articles by WingAdmin

Thanks for the input MikeB yes I took the set screw all the way out before I started and Have been using vicegrips and pliers I guess I will get some penetrating oil that should work better than w-d 40. Thanks again.

Re: Motorcycle crime in England • Posted in Goldwing Chat by WingAdmin

This is a subject that is very close to my heart and I am involved with on a daily basis, for reasons that I will not divulge on an open forum.

Re: 2016 F6B Service Manual • Posted in Tech Talk by WingAdmin

I've been thinking about getting one for my 2016 GL1800. In the manuals area here the only one is for the 2012-2015 and it's Helm. I do see the 2012-2016 one at Wingstuff.com. I haven't really dug into anything on mine yet to need a service manual.

Re: Do spark plugs really go bad? (Ponderment) • Posted in Tech Talk by WingAdmin

The primary cause of actual plug that I've seen is cracking and failing of the insulation. This can be caused by a few different things: - Detonation - wrong fuel, wrong timing - Deposits - oil or other deposits on the plug cause it to heat up.

Re: Motorcycle crime in England • Posted in Goldwing Chat by Maz

This is a subject that is very close to my heart and I am involved with on a daily basis, for reasons that I will not divulge on an open forum.

Re: Cooling fan not kicking in • Posted in GL1200 Information & Questions by virgilmobile

12 volts is applied to the blue wire..it flows through the windings of the motor and exit on the black wire.If that wire is not grounded there will be volts on it.