That is what I had to do after only sitting for 2 years.carb tear down
and cleaning.
Now it runs great...
On Sep 25, 2011 9:31 PM, surfswab surfs...@gmail.com wrote:
Sticking throttle, sticking throttle cable, gummed up carbs,
enrichener (choke mechanism) sticking...to name a few.
After
We lost our e-mail a/c, it's a long story. So our primary e-mail
address no longer exists. I haven't been able to delete it from our a/
c and Nighthawk Lovers does not allow our new e-mail address which is
a gmail address. Untill I figure this out I'll be missing most
discussions, Graham
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Hi, I got the cover off the stator and turned it, I could not before,
I lost my #8 cube somewhere, it started up nice and several more times
to boot. I wonder what could have happened?
The starter wires for the coils were loose inside the starter so the
contact there was poor, soldered and made it
I replaced the rear stem stays and that was pretty easy but figured the front
ones might be more difficult because of the wiring.
Bassam
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Thanks
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Pretty dern easy.
Even those that don't do
I kind of think Jesus would ride a nighthawk, cuz you know... you meet
the nicest people on a Honda. :)
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Hi
How many miles should I get out of a chain?
I just turned 17K on my 92 NH and screwed the tensioners all the way
down.
Is this right?. I remember somewhere on Paul's page someone saying
that they got 100K on WD40!
Opinions?
Brian
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Really that depends on how you often you lube it, whether you ride two up, how
much you get on it, if the bike sits outside, and how old the chain is (o-rings
dry rot). Personally I expect 20 - 30K.
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My bad guys. Sorry
...where DO old threads go when they die, though?
On Sun, Sep 25, 2011 at 7:11 PM, surfswab surfs...@gmail.com wrote:
Answer: Nothing.
Just another highjacked thread gone awry, carried to extreme and
refusing to die. (No pun intended).
On Sep 25, 8:00 pm, Teddy
I have an o-ring chain on my '93, with about 5k on it now. Still haven't
actually had to adjust more than half a turn on the screws, so I still have
a /ton/ of life left in the chain.
I give it a good dousing of Honda branded chain lube every second or third
fill-up, and check the tension every
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