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Re: Forum tips before you post a Technical thread

Posted: Tue Oct 07, 2014 9:29 am
by Xafius
Hey I'm is noob and my motorcycle makes a cachook cachook caching noise!!
What's wrong!?!?!?

Re: Forum tips before you post a Technical thread

Posted: Tue Oct 07, 2014 10:23 am
by Xafius
But my neighbors brothers uncles aunts dog said it would give me 5million horsepower!

Re: Forum tips before you post a Technical thread

Posted: Tue Oct 07, 2014 1:32 pm
by MadCow
Xafius wrote:But my neighbors brothers uncles aunts dog said it would give me 5million horsepower!
It will as long as you use Iridium plugs...

:smoke:

Re: Forum tips before you post a Technical thread

Posted: Tue Oct 07, 2014 11:22 pm
by YoDude
My bike is running like SHIT! Anyone's help is greatly appreciated!

So, I changed the air in both tires three times and still no improvement, HELP!
Okay never mind I think I found the problem....It was the speedo cable.

(Two days later.....)

I'm still having a problem. My bike won't start! I pushed it yesterday and it was fine! I changed and bled the clutch three times and it didn't fix it, please HELP!
I found the problem, the starter was bad so I replaced it, but now the bike won't turn over! Should I change the clutch fluid again?
Oh wait, I think I figured it out. That thing that makes noise was bothering me so I replaced it and the muffler sounds better now, but the bike still won't turn over! I'm gonna look at getting a Dyna 3000 CDI and I figure that'll take care of if it. Wish me LUCK!

:snooze: Huh, what? Oh, ...Hey, whatever ya say brother, go for it!

:evil: Yo-

Re: Forum tips before you post a Technical thread

Posted: Wed Oct 08, 2014 5:04 am
by ddog6900
Ok, I'm having the exact same problem as Yo. (Well not really, but in to lazy to start a new thread so I'm just going to piggyback on this thread and confuse the hell out of everyone) Now I know this thread is almost 5 years old and the original poster is nowhere to be found, but I'm going to ask him if he ever got it fixed. How did you do it? I tried everything suggested, but the return spring on my piston is still stuck. Maybe if I ride upside down and backward, I can hear the noise I'm talking about. I'll post a video. NM, I don't know how. But you guys know the noise I'm talking about, right? While you guys think about it, I'm going to make sure I don't come back to read anything you suggested. :thumbup:

Re: Forum tips before you post a Technical thread

Posted: Wed Oct 08, 2014 9:33 am
by dm1400
YoDude9999 wrote:My bike is running like SHIT! Anyone's help is greatly appreciated!

So, I changed the air in both tires three times and still no improvement, HELP!
Okay never mind I think I found the problem....It was the speedo cable.

(Two days later.....)

I'm still having a problem. My bike won't start! I pushed it yesterday and it was fine! I changed and bled the clutch three times and it didn't fix it, please HELP!
I found the problem, the starter was bad so I replaced it, but now the bike won't turn over! Should I change the clutch fluid again?
Oh wait, I think I figured it out. That thing that makes noise was bothering me so I replaced it and the muffler sounds better now, but the bike still won't turn over! I'm gonna look at getting a Dyna 3000 CDI and I figure that'll take care of if it. Wish me LUCK!

:snooze: Huh, what? Oh, ...Hey, whatever ya say brother, go for it!

:evil: Yo-
Your problem is easy to fix. You got either bad air or the wrong air for your tires. You've got to use motorcycle air, not automotive air, & be sure to check the expiration date on the air.

Re: Forum tips before you post a Technical thread

Posted: Wed Oct 08, 2014 12:27 pm
by Jolsen
dm1400 wrote:
YoDude9999 wrote:My bike is running like SHIT! Anyone's help is greatly appreciated!

So, I changed the air in both tires three times and still no improvement, HELP!
Okay never mind I think I found the problem....It was the speedo cable.

(Two days later.....)

I'm still having a problem. My bike won't start! I pushed it yesterday and it was fine! I changed and bled the clutch three times and it didn't fix it, please HELP!
I found the problem, the starter was bad so I replaced it, but now the bike won't turn over! Should I change the clutch fluid again?
Oh wait, I think I figured it out. That thing that makes noise was bothering me so I replaced it and the muffler sounds better now, but the bike still won't turn over! I'm gonna look at getting a Dyna 3000 CDI and I figure that'll take care of if it. Wish me LUCK!

:snooze: Huh, what? Oh, ...Hey, whatever ya say brother, go for it!

:evil: Yo-
Your problem is easy to fix. You got either bad air or the wrong air for your tires. You've got to use motorcycle air, not automotive air, & be sure to check the expiration date on the air.
He needs fall motorcycle air. I bet he has spring car air. Lol

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Re: Forum tips before you post a Technical thread

Posted: Wed Oct 08, 2014 10:39 pm
by BlacktopTravelr
Yo, if you're bike won't start you might try turning on the key and installing star washers. Your welcome. :big grin:

Re: Forum tips before you post a Technical thread

Posted: Sat Nov 22, 2014 8:32 pm
by Larry TN
No one has even referenced turn signal fluid as a potential starting or performance problem. If you even look at a can of standard turn signal fluid, your bike will not only not start, but will turn in the opposite direction indicated by the turn signal indicator. Azimuth turn signal fluid is the only metric fluid extant, and the only one sanctioned by the AMA, F1, NASCAR, NHRA, AARP and the NAACP.

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Re: Forum tips before you post a Technical thread

Posted: Sat Nov 22, 2014 8:33 pm
by Larry TN
One of my originals from 2003-4. I printed up some labels that fit the windshield wiper fluid gallon jugs, then mixed enough amber colored antifreeze and water to be AMBER. The quality of my ad is way better than what shows here. This is funny, even if I did it first.

Re: Forum tips before you post a Technical thread

Posted: Wed Nov 26, 2014 2:38 am
by BlacktopTravelr
Ok, I have a problem. My bike fell over while I was working on the airhorn and broke the windshield on the lower right panel. When I went to take it for a test ride it wouldn't start. Do you think I might have crossed the wires on the airhorn or put the star washers on backwards? :Umm: It (the battery) sounds like it has plenty of power, the bike just doesn't start. :bang: Never mind I found the problem, the kill switch wasn't on. :bonk:

Happy Thanksgiving, Merry Christmas and I hope you have a better New Year. :cheers:

Re: Forum tips before you post a Technical thread

Posted: Wed Nov 26, 2014 6:41 pm
by YoDude
.....Or was the kill switch, off?

Yo-

Re: Forum tips before you post a Technical thread

Posted: Fri Dec 12, 2014 4:46 am
by Fred
Xafius wrote:Hey I'm is noob and my motorcycle makes a cachook cachook caching noise!!
What's wrong!?!?!?
Hmmm this sounds very bad only the early bikes went cachook cachook if you have some star washers put them in the fridge for 3 hours before soaking in acetone and then discard them. Probably the fuffle valve is disconected from its inverted mounting, re connect this on the other side.

You should then have a cabling cabling sound but may still not start. your only hope is that someone else comes along soon that knows whats wrong

Re: Forum tips before you post a Technical thread

Posted: Tue Dec 30, 2014 7:26 am
by Suzuki Johnny
Can anyone tell me why my Hog makes that Klunk sound every time I drop it into first gear :rag: Damn thing is driving me crazy.
And on another note..... I changed the brake fluid in the brake light on my wife's sporty and now the signal lights don't work any more... Think I need to change the air in her tires?

Re: Forum tips before you post a Technical thread

Posted: Wed Dec 31, 2014 12:03 am
by Jolsen
The issue is it is a sportster and not an intruder. Change the badges and refill the turn signal fluid.

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Re: Forum tips before you post a Technical thread

Posted: Thu Jan 01, 2015 12:14 am
by NE_FL
Thanks but I don't need help. I found the problem with my bike. It was low on power steering fluid.

:wink:

Re: Forum tips before you post a Technical thread

Posted: Thu Jan 01, 2015 6:00 am
by Jolsen
Did you check your headlight fluid?

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Re: Forum tips before you post a Technical thread

Posted: Thu Jan 08, 2015 12:25 pm
by Night_Wolf
I was wondering if I started a bunch of threads in the appropriate sections about a repair/Mod & then Linked it back to the direct page on my website. Would that be a problem?

Re: Forum tips before you post a Technical thread

Posted: Thu Jan 08, 2015 12:44 pm
by Jolsen
Nope I was thinking about grabbing information off your site awhile back

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Re: Forum tips before you post a Technical thread

Posted: Thu Jan 08, 2015 1:30 pm
by Night_Wolf
Jolsen wrote:Nope I was thinking about grabbing information off your site awhile back

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Then expect a bunch of new threads where the article will start & then be linked directly back to their originating page.

It's one thing to copy the VS1400 & VS800 pages, but the rest of those pages the info was given to me & I spent doG knows how many hrs creating that site. I have no issue sharing, especially since I am here, but be careful what sites you do that with as some will get very pissy :cheers: