turn signals non-op

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revmaaatin
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turn signals non-op

Post by revmaaatin » Tue Mar 04, 2008 10:52 pm

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "ltslpr" wrote:
> > Hi, me again for hopefully the last time. > > The automotive-type turnsignal unit I bought at Kragen Auto Parts > lasted less than 50 miles before, presumably, shaking itself to
death
> - this in spite of me tying it off to a rubber-mounted electrical > connection box. > > Talked over my problem with a few of my old (as in age/experience) > riding buddies, and we all came to the conclusion that automotive > flasher units are not robust enough for a long life lived over a > thumper motor. I know others have better results, but for me, > disassembling the KLR to get at the flasher unit is such a PITA
that I
> traded current cash for probable future time when I bought the OEM
unit.
> > Threw my $3 automotive flasher in the trash; bought a $33 (including > shipping) OEM flasher unit from Ron Ayers, received it in the mail
in
> about (10) days. 150 miles later, still working. > > Glenn > San Jose, CA >
Hello Glenn, Reading this while listening to the talking heads on FOX...just wondered if the problem occurred because you were always trying to turn LEFT while riding the RIGHT bike, the exaulted KiLleRista, just refused that CA logic of going LEFT? (or into a HD dealer...)cough It is nice when the part replacement, fixes the problem. smiling and ducking for cover revmaaatin.

David Critchley
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wt of klr

Post by David Critchley » Wed Mar 05, 2008 7:52 am

About the extra 50 lb. Didn't somebody weigh one a short while ago and come up with a weight about 40 lb. heavier than the published one? I think that at the time it was concluded that that constituted most of the weight difference. Or maybe the Kawasaki Sales staff got into a bad batch of dope. DC

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