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elskipador's Mechanic Services

what I know - and this is in order over several days/weeks

Bought the bike and I upgraded to LiPo and did the Motolectric upgrade at the same time since the bike is known to struggle to start.

Everything was fine for a few months

Left the office and it wouldn't start determined it was the thumbswitch so I jumped the solenoid - should have just ensured the connection at the solenoid was good :facepalm

a few weeks later I noticed that all lights had popped but the brake light (activated on brake switch)

replaced them then noticed the brake light wouldn't activate (went from an LED bulb to a traditional) so I replaced the rear wiring harness (had to solder it to the old connection since they changed connectors)

I hate electrical. :laughing there is a parasitic drain somewhere :dunno but it lives on a tender so it's a non-issue for me.

At this point I either take it to you or Ricky, I'm over it :laughing

I've identified a few loose connections (ground leads that aren't secured with a bolt)
 
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akacastle

Well-known member
Shawn, do I need a remap/reflash after adding a Yoshimura pipe (think it's a TCR) and the Yosh mid pipe while keeping the stock header, bike is a 2007 Gsxr750. Will need to have valves adjusted and will get back to U for that.
 
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elskipador

elskipador@gmail.com
Shawn, do I need a remap/reflash after adding a Yoshimura pipe (think it's a TCR) and the Yosh mid pipe while keeping the stock header, bike is a 2007 Gsxr750. Will need to have valves adjusted and will get back to U for that.
you don't "need" to, but its always a good idea when doing intake or exhaust mods.
 

DJNick

Oldschool
Thanks Shawn for dropping by and helping me out with the Ape. :thumbup
See you later for round 2.
 
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Cabrito

cabrón
Edit:

Thanks Shawn for the service on my DL650! Running great!


Big thumbs up to you:thumbup
 
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lolibater

BARG (FB) @dmin
El skip, any chance you can do a fork oil swap for both a 2011 Triumph Sprint GT and a 2005 ZX6R? Also a brake fluid swap on the Triumph. Hope all is well with you.
 

elskipador

elskipador@gmail.com
the 1st race of the moto-american season is this weekend @ cota, the following weekend @ road atlanta, then a week off before njmp. 3 races this month, woot-woot!! i leave today for austin & won't be back til after new jersey. see you guys in may :thumbup
 

vkolivig

New member
2013 V-strom 650 <fork seal replacement>

Hi Shawn
This is Vik, if you are in town need help in replacing fork oil seals on my 2013 dl 650. It all started after Death Valley noobs rally. I live in Bay Area.

Thanks
Vik
5102034252
 

lolibater

BARG (FB) @dmin
Hi Shawn, hope everything is well. I'm in need of new fork oil and brake fluid on a 2011 Triumph Sprint GT. Let me know when works for you, thanks!
 
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