Worth a shot. What is the difference between an induction ammeter and just
a regular ammeter?
On Fri, May 1, 2009 at 8:32 PM, Dennis Hammerl wrote:
> I'll take a crack at this, it sounds like a starter issue more than a
> battery. The battery wouldn't come back that much but the starter would c
Can anyone point me in the right direction of where to purchase some
freeway bars for a 98 nighthawk?
thanks
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Only place it could leak is from is an O ring where the starter fits into the
engine. When in doubt, pull it out. Disconnect the battery and the lead at the
starter, remove two bolts that hold the starter and pull it out. I've never
seen one leak but there is always a first time. Have you cleane
I'll take a crack at this, it sounds like a starter issue more than a battery.
The battery wouldn't come back that much but the starter would cool off. See if
anybody has an induction ammeter to see how much the starter draws hot / cold.
Just a guess...
--- On Fri, 5/1/09, wayne crull wrote:
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We used to use early Vette boxes or ones from a dump truck on our sportsman
cars. Same deal, tube front end. All this was before power steering came to be
used on dirt cars. Those quick boxes required a MAN to handle. 25 laps would
beat me up good.
--- On Fri, 5/1/09, crosscountryhawker wrote
i called a bunch of lock smiths no one will pick it, and its not the
same key as the ignition at some point and time some one must have
replaced the ignition or tank lock, i found a site that has all the
parts i could ever need for the bike, and they have locking gas caps,
it seems there is no oth
What is it you're selling Tim. The pics have been deleted off
photobucket, Graham
On May 1, 2009, at 3:29 PM, Tree Doc wrote:
>
> Thought I'd offer it up here before craigslist and ebaY...
>
> Only about 1500 miles on a brand new unit. Oiled and ready to go.
>
> I'll take $50 via PayPal and
I just used a small flat-head screwdriver to pry it out. My snap
rings had 4 areas to hook the screwdriver into - I used the 2 closest
to the gap in the ring and it popped right out.
On Apr 28, 1:32 am, greentxnighthawk wrote:
> I tried yesterday to replace the fork seals on my 82 450,but the
Thought I'd offer it up here before craigslist and ebaY...
Only about 1500 miles on a brand new unit. Oiled and ready to go.
I'll take $50 via PayPal and that will get it shipped to your door via
USPS
Priority Mail (2-3 days max).
~Tim
p.s. In case photo links get parsed, drop me an email and
Hey Guys...
My goal was to have my Nighthawk running by today (May 1st), but due
to financial constraints (it takes 3-5 days to transfer funds from a
bank account to a paypal account-uuhhhggg) I wasn't able to reach my
goal...BUT...I was able to finally order the starter rebuild kit for
my night
Thanks Marco,
I do have a cheap battery and have considered replacing it. That may be
where I start.
On Fri, May 1, 2009 at 6:25 AM, Marco wrote:
>
> I had something similar happen to my CB750 - the battery was happy
> when the bike was running, but wouldn't hold charge (even after longer
> r
DRILL OUT THE LOCK?!!! AY CARUMBA!!!
Holy Moly, get some advice on that option before taking it. Have a
locksmith pick it or something. I'm not well-versed in tank locks but
that's the only mechanism that keeps your tank closed. The key for the
ignition is the same key that opens the tank unles
I'm not sure how you'd vent the cap.
Background story: When I bought the bike the evap system was gone but
the vent line was blocked off. I would ride and the bike would
eventually stall because a vacuum developed in the tank. Until I found
the blocked vent tube, I lived with the problem by openi
I had something similar happen to my CB750 - the battery was happy
when the bike was running, but wouldn't hold charge (even after longer
rides at higher revs, etc) and therefore wouldn't restart. Batteries
can also "regenerate" some charge after cooling/resting, and this
might put you over the th
hello everyone,
Good morning. My name is Dan Trongone and I live in the NYC tri-
state area. I have a '84 cb700 with 24,000 on the clock. it is my
first bike and it rides awesome. yesterday, I noticed oil leaking from
the behind the starter. has anyone else had this problem? I bought the
bi
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