poor mans jet kit
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a15 headlight out...it was "da" fuse!
OK...checked it and sure enought....fuse!
Thanks to Kurt Simpson, John Lyon, and standerson@... for their
quick replies.
Joe
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a15 headlight out...it was "da" fuse!
I know a lot of folks with the same year model and the fuse blew on
all of them! What's up with that?? Could be something going on?
E
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a15 headlight out...it was "da" fuse!
E:
In fear of opening Pandora s box, let s just say the KLR electrical system
is not a thing of beauty.
John
On Mon, 09 Apr 2001 03:17:49 -0000, eam@... wrote: I know a lot of folks with the same year model and the fuse blew on all of them! What's up with that?? Could be something going on? E _______________________________________________________ Send a cool gift with your E-Card http://www.bluemountain.com/giftcenter/
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a15 headlight out...it was "da" fuse!
--- In DSN_klr650@y..., John Lyon wrote:
on all of them! What's up with that?? Could be something going on?> > > On Mon, 09 Apr 2001 03:17:49 -0000, eam@i... wrote: > > I know a lot of folks with the same year model and the fuse blew
Before jumping to conclusions (I mean, really, like Kawi actually changed something other than the color?), make sure that none of the offending vehicles were accidentally running with both high and low beams on...easy to do when bouncing around off road and falling down (who, me? nah!). Happened to me on an A10. dat brooklyn bum>
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a15 headlight out...it was "da" fuse!
system> In fear of opening Pandora?s box, let?s just say the KLR electrical
... but better than the 6 volt Lucas system on my old '65 Bonneville. Don Detloff Fair Haven, MI A14> is not a thing of beauty. > > John
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a15 headlight out...it was "da" fuse!
Word has it that newly hired Kawi engineers are assigned to the KLR
team. All their work on KLR design is left unchanged forever, as an
inside joke. Some of the more memorable UDF** designs:
- wimpy front brake & front suspension
- balancer chain adjustment & components
- valve cover removal & bolts
- improper chain slack specifications
- shift lever cracks & defects
- occasional BMW-like shifting characteristics
- seat attachment
- side stand & clutch electrical switches
- inadequate wiring harness
- fuse access
- weird headlight circuit wiring
- oil level inspection window placement
- tweety muffler
- memorable exterior color schemes
- overall weight
- excess mirror vibration
Feel free to add to the list.
** UDF, Unintensioned Design Features
Q: Why do the British like warm beer?
A: Lucas refrigerators. [Lucas, the prince of darkness]
Professor A9 Federal Way, WA. [USA]
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------------------------------------------- ... but better than the 6 volt Lucas system on my old '65 Bonneville. Don Detloff> > In fear of opening Pandora?s box, let?s just say the KLR > > electrical system is not a thing of beauty. > > > > John
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poor mans jet kit
Hey List,
I hate to bother ya'll with this, but I can't pull up the archives. Does anyone else have this problem?
Anyway I need the part numbers for the poor mans jet kit. Really just the number for the jet. I have the collar spacer, clip, & needle already. Can anyone help? Thanks in advance, feel free to contact me offlist.
Thanks Steve T.
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