DSN_KLR650
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Keith Saltzer
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by Keith Saltzer » Tue Sep 23, 2003 2:28 pm
I have used my sears regular 3/8 drive sockets to get the spark plug
out. Unfortunatly, I don't remember what size it takes. If you have
some sockets, just start sticking them in there and see what fits.
MrMoose
A8 (Barbie and Ken special)
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DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, "desert_denizen"
wrote:
> Ok, I am sure this is an archive question. However, I need help.
I
> got my 90' KLR 650 and cannot find a socket small/thin enough to
get
> that little spark plug out. I checked with local Sears and they
> reported "we don't sell thin walled sockets anymore." So, anybody
> got a link/extra tool/ contact to get tool to remove the spark
plug.
> Great bike but should have designed motor with little more room to
> stick standard socket tool to remove plug. Help!!!
>
> Brian
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girthymirth
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by girthymirth » Tue Sep 23, 2003 6:09 pm
Hi y'all.
I recently bought a 1996 KLX650. Has about 4K miles. Everything was
working fine until yesterday. The bike turns over and starts up
fine. Idles fine. I can put it into gear fine, but when I let out
the clutch, the motor cuts out. It motor cuts out even before the
bike moves an inch. It doesn't matter how high I rev the engine, the
motor cuts out seemingly before the clutch even comes close to fully
engaging. Of course, today when I go rent a trailer to take it to
the garage, it rides fine. I drove it around the block, stopped,
turn off the motor, started it up again, drove around the block and
did this five times with no problems.
My girlfriend is coming down visit for a week and, of course, we want
to do alot of riding along the coast (I live on the Gulf of Mexico).
Am I going to get stranded with my girlfriend somewhere miles from my
house? She won't like that. Am I developing a problem that can be
prevented now? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Also, I have a very slow leak from the fuel tap. Is that normal or
is it a bad O-ring?
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Jim The Canoeist
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by Jim The Canoeist » Tue Sep 23, 2003 6:27 pm
Your side stand switch is suspect. Either that or you still had the stand
down(?)
If that's the case, don't be embarrassed. I spent several minutes trying to
figure out my "dead battery" when someone fooled around and tripped my kill
switch.
-Jim Walsh in AZ
----- Original Message -----
From: "girthymirth"
To: DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 4:09 PM
Subject: [DSN_klr650] need my KLX650 working so to impress my new girlfriend
> Hi y'all.
>
> I recently bought a 1996 KLX650. Has about 4K miles. Everything was
> working fine until yesterday. The bike turns over and starts up
> fine. Idles fine. I can put it into gear fine, but when I let out
> the clutch, the motor cuts out. It motor cuts out even before the
> bike moves an inch. It doesn't matter how high I rev the engine, the
> motor cuts out seemingly before the clutch even comes close to fully
> engaging. Of course, today when I go rent a trailer to take it to
> the garage, it rides fine. I drove it around the block, stopped,
> turn off the motor, started it up again, drove around the block and
> did this five times with no problems.
>
> My girlfriend is coming down visit for a week and, of course, we want
> to do alot of riding along the coast (I live on the Gulf of Mexico).
> Am I going to get stranded with my girlfriend somewhere miles from my
> house? She won't like that. Am I developing a problem that can be
> prevented now? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Also, I have a very slow leak from the fuel tap. Is that normal or
> is it a bad O-ring?
>
>
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