----- Original Message ----- From: "patod02703" To: DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Thursday, August 08, 2002 7:28 AM Subject: [DSN_klr650] Kawi tall windshield > Put my new to me Kawi +4 windshield on my bike last night. Kawi's > website says something like "uses original mounting hardware". But in > order to get it secure using the original 5 bolts only, I had to turn > the plastic "nuts" (which the top 3 bolts go into) the wrong way > around. Is this okay, or should I just get some rubber washers from > Home Depot, or am I doing something really dumb?? > >
kawi tall windshield
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kawi tall windshield
I had a KLR in my shop a while back that had the tall Kawasaki windshield.
The windshield was mounted using the top three nuts mounted just like the
OEM windshield, which left the top a bit loose. He didn't have the two
lower tabs bolted down. This gave the windshield three adjustments for
angle or height of the screen. Pretty simple mods make a big difference.
Fred
http://www.arrowheadmotorsports.com
http://www.canyonlandsmotorclassic.com
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carburetor trouble
Hello.
this is my first time posting on this board.
I bought my very first bike in April of this year. It is a 1999
KLR650.
I haven't hadn't had any problems with it until just recently.
There was a piece of plastic of some sort caught in the carburetor
which caused the carb to flood cause the needle would not close
properly.
I took that out. Now the engine doesn't flood but whenever I try to
open the throttle, it dies on me.
I thought it was the diaphragm, so I checked it out, and it is
correctly in place with no punctures. Also checked out the air/gas
mixture, and it is set to 1 7/8, which was mentioned in the manual.
The bike works ok when it's on choke, but when it warms up and I
close choke, the bike won't accept any operation of the throttle.
Thanks for helping out.
Daniel
Montreal,Canada
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