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I just pulled my bike out of storage and I noticed that all the coolant has leaked out. It hasn’t been ridden much in 3 years , but when I pulled it out of storage, all the coolant was leaked and it looked like it was coming around the Gasket of the water pump with all the remnants of the coolant . I love your video. I think it’s the gasket. Any thoughts on this?
As an American and an Alaskan, I am absolutely ashamed of this idiocy. Everyone involved should be arrested for causing needles damage to our beautiful state. It's no wonder our country is doomed.
I just installed a new clutch and my oring was chewed up. Installed a new one. When everyrhing was finished and running i still got oil coming out the weep hole. I was just about to take the bike up to Tennessee and do a few hundred miles of riding. I dont have tine to wait for a rebuild kit to come. Do you think im safe for a few hundred miles? The weep hole leaked oil since i bough the bike a couple years ago and ive rode probably 500 miles on it like that. Now my concern is getting stranded in the middle of nownere.
@@lapincfl you would have to quantify the amount of oil loss versus how many miles and top it off that much along your trip. Maybe put a paper towel in there to catch most of the oil.
There is a simple way to disassemble this module in less than 10 minutes and then pull out all cells with bare hands. I wrote big comment with image, but youtube deleted my comment. I need literally 10 minutes per module. Maybe less.
Spoiling the environment and scaring the hell outta animals, these patriotic american conservatives gather to show the rest of the world that they ARE in fact, intellectual peons easily thrilled by the sight of a hunk of metallic garbage falling through the air.
Is that a 1995 KLR? I have the same model and colours, except the previous owner before the guy I bought it off spray painted the teal with black. Now I’m trying to restore it maybe as it only has about 20k kilometres on it. Got it for $1900, some things in rougher shape, has some rust but for the most part it’s amazing
Is the smaller one the shim and the larger one the outside washer? When i removed the propeller, the oring went over the shim. Lubed it, reinstalled shim then oring, tightened, and removed once more and the oring keeps jumping the shim. What am i doing wrong here
Thank you so much for sharing this phenomenon before it’s overtaken. ( ie fav desert flower spots they have had to shut down). Got to experience it once in So Carolina just from the banks. A fav memory.
Luckily most of these flowers are so hard to get to being in the middle of a shallow river, and the largest Shoal is only accessible by kayak, canoe, or hiking a mile or so through the jungle. So most people never even get close to them! They really are a hidden treasure and one of the best parts of Alabama Nature lore
@@marcochavanne I know it! It was just digging for grip lol. I just replaced that driver exhaust header, it had two massive cracks almost all the way around the pipe. Fixed about 90% of the tick
