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| Re: GL1200 Speed Sensor failures & repair • Posted in GL1200 DIY Articles by virgilmobile |
| Low voltage low power.Use a 1/4 watt resistor. |
| Re: Electrical Connection LED Headlight • Posted in Product Reviews by BENJEE2112 |
| should I put it on soldered connections before the shrinkwrap? |
| Re: Electrical Connection LED Headlight • Posted in Product Reviews by BENJEE2112 |
| Thanks Newday. Good to know. I guess I've been using too much in the past. It has worked but I will definitely be more careful with it. Like just a thin layer on the blades only. |
| Re: Electrical Connection LED Headlight • Posted in Product Reviews by newday777 |
| Anytime, anywhere you use it, very very minimal amount. Don't gob it. Thin thin coat only. Does anyone have any thoughts on using Dielectric grease on the headlight connections? |
| Re: GL1200 Speed Sensor failures & repair • Posted in GL1200 DIY Articles by youngsonken |
| If the resistor value is too high, it does not pull the voltage high enough to register a signal. And has been indicated, if it is too low, than the rating of the Hall is exceeded. |
| Re: Electrical Connection LED Headlight • Posted in Product Reviews by BENJEE2112 |
| Does anyone have any thoughts on using Dielectric grease on the headlight connections? |
| Re: Electrical Connection LED Headlight • Posted in Product Reviews by BENJEE2112 |
| Lol. I actually did type 40,000 But that looked impossible. So I took a 0 off and figured you or someone wood add the 0 if that was correct. It worked. I took those Silverstar bulbs back to Autozone. Wasn't sure that they wood take them but they did. |
| Re: 86 Aspencade turn signals won't work / cancel • Posted in GL1200 Information & Questions by borntolandhard |
| Bonus question: Does anyone know how to completely bypass the self cancelling system so I can just use the handlebar switch? Is that even possible? |
| Re: Front brakes • Posted in GL1800 (2001-2017) Information & Questions by Asphaltmaniac |
| If you read through the replies you'd see he hadn't. Yes I did see that. But he did ask about over filling the brake reservoir so Im going to assume it happened. Ya know what happens when you assume..... |
| Re: Correct Synthetic Oil Use • Posted in Tech Talk by AZgl1800 |
| any of today's oils are good. I have two oil reports back from Blackstone Laboratories that were done on Valvoline and Mobil-1 on two sequential oil changes, each done one year from the last oil changes on a Pontiac Vibe. |
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