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| Re: Windjammer lighting question • Posted in Tech Talk by OldGoldie |
| Here’s a picture of my tank to prove it’s an interstate. And here are picture of this guys **** chicken **** in scratch that I bought it from. I don’t **** ing understand any of it. |
| Re: Windjammer lighting question • Posted in Tech Talk by OldGoldie |
| Look in the instructions for which Vetter Windjammer model you have for wiring. http://craigvetter.com/pages/Vetter_Fairings/All_Vetter_instructions. |
| Re: Windjammer lighting question • Posted in Tech Talk by newday777 |
| Look in the instructions for which Vetter Windjammer model you have for wiring. http://craigvetter.com/pages/Vetter_Fairings/All_Vetter_instructions.html |
| Re: Windjammer lighting question • Posted in Tech Talk by OldGoldie |
| Well, I couldn’t actually touch any wires to ignition positive, because the wires are insulated. I investigated for a bad ground. |
| Electrical issue • Posted in Goldwing Chat by Vkngr37 |
| Gday from Oz I love your forum and have sought the knowledge shared many times. My GL1500 has an interesting problem. It starts and runs fine however, after a few minutes the clock starts to flash and then the engine stops. |
| Re: Windjammer lighting question • Posted in Tech Talk by OldGoldie |
| Actually that makes perfect sense. There's an easy way to test it: Take a new wire, at one end connect it to the headlight ground wire. At the other end, connect it to your battery negative terminal, and see if the problem is resolved. |
| Re: 2016 GL1800 Occasionally just won't start.. • Posted in GL1800 (2001-2017) Information & Questions by C-dub |
| I hope it is just the battery. My similar issue turned out to be the pulse generator. |
| CB Cable for 1500 • Posted in GL1500 Information & Questions by stovall |
| Hi guys, Here I am with yet another electrical question! My gl1500 did not come with a factory cb installed, but I have a parts bike that has been sitting here for 10 years or so. |
| Re: 1500 Drive Shaft Lube Video • Posted in GL1500 DIY Articles by MikeB |
| Perseverance pays off. And having a good selection of tools really helps too. When it is time to replace the oil in the final drive down the road, I've heard that a decent pump type oil can with about 5 ounces of oil in it works nicely. |
| Re: 1500 Drive Shaft Lube Video • Posted in GL1500 DIY Articles by Wildwilly018 |
| Perseverance pays off. And having a good selection of tools really helps too. When it is time to replace the oil in the final drive down the road, I've heard that a decent pump type oil can with about 5 ounces of oil in it works nicely. |
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