anybody get nervous........
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anybody get nervous........
when their bike is apart longer then it should be?
I broke a connector housing about a week ago, and ordered a new one at the stealership that day. For some reason, i know it is not a big thing, but i am getting nervous and antsy fearing it wont start after it is all back together. All i really have done is internal wiring, and added the LEDs.
This is not my first rodeo, but for some reason when i dont get things accomplished in the time they should take, i get kinda jumpy, anyone else like that?
I broke a connector housing about a week ago, and ordered a new one at the stealership that day. For some reason, i know it is not a big thing, but i am getting nervous and antsy fearing it wont start after it is all back together. All i really have done is internal wiring, and added the LEDs.
This is not my first rodeo, but for some reason when i dont get things accomplished in the time they should take, i get kinda jumpy, anyone else like that?
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Well, it should be noproblem, pretty much just simply line up the wires, and i have a cheat sheet there with the way they came off. The dealer promises me that the housing will be in today.
Any how while i am there, i have to pick up some more metal terminals, I thought i had all i needed but the ones for the blinker wires are about 1/16 of an inch shorter then the ones for the rest of the handlebar controls, so of course the ones i have wont fit. Will post up some pics as soon as i finish up this goat rodeo.
Once it is all back together and i run it to make sure there are no issues, then begins the cam swap. I am pretty sure i have all the needed stuff for that, the gasket, the o-rings, adjustable pushrods, lifters and of course the cams.
Any how while i am there, i have to pick up some more metal terminals, I thought i had all i needed but the ones for the blinker wires are about 1/16 of an inch shorter then the ones for the rest of the handlebar controls, so of course the ones i have wont fit. Will post up some pics as soon as i finish up this goat rodeo.
Once it is all back together and i run it to make sure there are no issues, then begins the cam swap. I am pretty sure i have all the needed stuff for that, the gasket, the o-rings, adjustable pushrods, lifters and of course the cams.
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Well I will be happy when I get this project back together.I now have the motor and tranny completely apart..