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| Re: OK Aspencade digital display Haywire (sometimes) • Posted in GL1200 Information & Questions by oldishwinger |
| Mine has been upgraded to modern blade type fuse as a part of the solenoid. Former owner did it. i could try replacing the blade fuse though. |
| Re: OK Aspencade digital display Haywire (sometimes) • Posted in GL1200 Information & Questions by froche |
| Mine has been upgraded to modern blade type fuse as a part of the solenoid. Former owner did it. i could try replacing the blade fuse though. |
| Re: This is the most difficult bike I have ever worked on. • Posted in GL1500 Information & Questions by ct1500 |
| True enough the 1500 is one of the most difficult and complex to work on MC ever made because every square inch has wiring, cabling, plumbing, devices and components buried under plastic with no computer diagnostics to aid in malfunctions. |
| Re: Dreaded rear tire replacement, the exhaust saga • Posted in GL1500 Information & Questions by ct1500 |
| Only one of the two headers needs to be removed for the collector (muffler) removal and the right side is easiest to take off. Be sure to heat header nuts with a torch prior to removal or you will likely be replacing broken studs also. |
| Re: Dreaded rear tire replacement, the exhaust saga • Posted in GL1500 Information & Questions by Happytrails |
| Taking off the manifold wasn't too hard but I broke one of the studs right off. Mine were a little crusty. Waited weeks to get replacement parts. If you take your header off dont forget to order new donuts. :D |
| Re: is the 85 1200 a interference engine • Posted in GL1200 Information & Questions by LWH |
| it shows 37000 but speedo is broken so I don't know |
| Re: OK Aspencade digital display Haywire (sometimes) • Posted in GL1200 Information & Questions by oldishwinger |
| when the digital display starts doing funny things, the common culprit is burnt wiring around the top of the soleniod, and the dogbone fuse |
| Re: is the 85 1200 a interference engine • Posted in GL1200 Information & Questions by redbug |
| really? wondering if they have never been changed,how about a picture and total miles on machine,interesting... |
| Re: Question about mirrors. • Posted in GL1800 (2001-2017) Information & Questions by MikeB |
| It is most likely a connector that is used to make your trunk brake lights act as turn signals. Normally, only the amber lights in the saddle bags operate as turn signals. |
| Re: Question about mirrors. • Posted in GL1800 (2001-2017) Information & Questions by Rambozo |
| That is a "vampire tap". An aftermarket insulation displacement connector that someone added to wire up an accessory. |
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