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Could be that it was just flooded? I dont know, thats where I was last week with the one I have in the shop. Only it was the no crank. Just a good cleaning of all connectors I could get to and a small repair and it has hit every time I go out to start. I know what you mean on the aircraft. 20yr working aircraft for uncle Sam here. pull out book and it gives a pretty detailed description of where and a location.

If it ain't screaming I wouldn't worry about it.

At least the big ole cargo jets I worked on would give you what they called a fuselage station to locate said connector. Could be anywhere from say the floor to the ceiling, but you had a general area. Seaking here is some info from Tank on the Delphi on location your pick up plug. o do.

OK see if this helps you out at all. Your pick up plug I have no idea where its at. Maybe this picture will help with some of the other location spots.

I have used the beads in my bikes since 2008. They work very well and you dont have to worry about one getting knocked off or the glue coming undone.

If you are talking about the one that is in the diff, I think you are going to have to disassemble the diff. Looking at the manual it is under the bearings for the crown wheel gear.

Main fuse is on the right side of the starter relay you already replaced. The other is a spare for it.Should be 30 amp jobs. The Ignition fuse is in that fuse box on the left side of the bike with the other 4 or so you have checked. I agree, while working on the bike I am the manual is not very descriptive about telling you where in the hect to look for XYZ connector. It will tell you to check ohm or voltage but where it is actually located.......not so much.

I have the Nelson Rigg mentioned. I have had the thing for at least 2 yr or more and it spends 3-5 days out in the sun when parked at the airport in Fla sunshine and rain etc. A bit faded but no tears and holes. Still keeps the rain out.

If it drug it backwards on the side stand I would count yourself as lucky. It probably could have very easily tipped it over and ran over it. Then it would be a mess for sure.

I like those. I forget what model, heck they all look the same pretty much. But I like the ones with the frame mounted fairings and double headlight. A couple of questions though. why those air filters VS K&N? And how come you needed to have a bracket to move the trunk? Not as much room as the RSV?

From an aerodynamics stand point I dont trust them. look like they would fly like a boomerang. Dont trust helicopters neither. But I appreciate someone flying them.

I think he did. Seems to me he took everything out of the works so just the switch was in the loop once it would not run. So as to eliminate that as a trouble source.

I have worked with him some on this. Something to the tune of what seaking 45+ e-mails. LOL He has a keyless by pass kit, has actually replaced the ignition switch with a new OEM, and I know they can only go together one way. I'm m thinking along the lines of the pick up or ecm also. I cant see 4 coils going out at one time.

Well the wife and I were watching a new episode of " whats in the barn" On a couple of the shots out front of the museum there was a purty red RSV . Rite in with them Harleys. I know exactly whos it was to. Season 2 episode 8 "dont tell Dale"

LOL WOW someone else that still calls them that. Now if I could just find some F4 tape again.

I did read a couple posts on replacing the points. I suppose its an option. but with the positive failure rate (they all due sooner or later it looks like) I just doubled down on the cost and put the "pointless" pump in. I figure if mine broke down again, even if I had the points it would be in the middle of a rain storm or something.

Hey Joe (wasnt that a song? anyways) here is a place that either should have one or can get you one ASAP. Plus 10% military discount Cycle Gear North Charleston 4400 Dorchester Road Suite 115 N Charleston 29405 United States

I got an e-mail from polaris the other day. I am signed up to get Victory info so I have to imagine thats why. So still smoke and mirrors non-descriptive info. But from what I have seen one name comes to mind...EDSEL

I made a cabe and installed under the fairing on my 2nd gen and soldered in an ear phone jack and ran it back along the OEM intercom cable. I have also built basicly that adapter for a couple guys with parts I had mainly the 5 pin plug in. but they are a coll little plug if you dont want to work hard at it.

Just did one for a friend on his 07 the other day. The rear was so low that the fluid was barely over the hole to feed master.

Check please. No I dont think I would ride any further than the tire store.

Here is a thread for you to consider. I tried to list all the parts etc I used locally purchased at my Home Depot. Oh and by the way, while your in there might as well throw a fuel filter at it. I just changed one and its almost an exact fit. I write on it the date I change it so I can reference. duralast FF3330DL, Wix 33095 Fram G3606

I was like 12. We were in Miami Fl area visiting my brother I had not seen in I can not tell you how long. At one time I had a Miami Herald with the headlines and pics and all that. But all these years later no idea where it is. I also had a pic of one of my other brothers when he was in the Navy about same time in the door of a rescue helo out on search drill when they were assigned to pick up Apollo missions.

Hmm Obviously they didnt consult with their aftermarket design folks. No way the "fancy" covers will fit with the new and improved filter. SO I guess that sort of forces you to a K&N. Or take the new design filter, cut the raised part off and glue a piece of plastic of some sort over the hole youll be making.

Good place to start. If battery voltage is real low bike dont like to stay running as they need like 11.8 or something to fire the ECM.