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And what do I need to do to fix it. I rode about 5 miles and it surges a lot. Open to suggestions. Thanx!!!
dont panic m8.you probably have water in and/around your electrics.that causes a short to earth.its only temporary.so dont worry.if its not too bad,where its dangerous,id just keep riding,do 30 miles and itl be gone.And what do I need to do to fix it. I rode about 5 miles and it surges a lot. Open to suggestions. Thanx!!!
Stones,ill bet he had his gloves on while he washed his bike.lolYou saying it's nice enough out where you live to wash your bike??
I'm so damn envious of you![]()
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Actually it's been quite nice today, about 70 and yesterday was 78. Nice to get a few miles in in February!!Stones,ill bet he had his gloves on while he washed his bike.lol![]()
sweet,iv already checked your weatherActually it's been quite nice today, about 70 and yesterday was 78. Nice to get a few miles in in February!!
OK Any write up or instructions on how to do this?My bike stopped running when I washed it once as well, turned out my spark plug caps needed to be rebuilt, the one side's resistor had turned to dust, the water must have just aggravated the condition of it. take them apart and check, they are easy to fix.
Mike
http://globalcxglvtwins.hostingdelivered.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=84OK Any write up or instructions on how to do this?
Very Kool!!!! I'll give that a shot!!! Thanx. Man I love this forum!!!!
Very Kool!!!! I'll give that a shot!!! Thanx. Man I love this forum!!!!![]()
I work with commercial wiring and I had a spool of heavy gauge solid copper wire, stuff is almost worth its weight in gold nowadays, but its the same diameter as the resistance piece, I think if you head to a hardware store, Lowes, Home Depot or an electrical supplier they will cut you off a foot for a dollar or two.
Follow the directions from those links.