Wiring the left handlebar switches, headlight and horn for the street legal KX100 dirt bike project. Unsatisfactory wire crimping and careless mistakes slowed us down a little, but we still made progress!
Don't worry, we don't get bored of you! The chemistry between you two is just amazing. I'm always a happy man when I see a notification for a new video from one of you guys!
My girlfriend and I have missed you guys. You’re like part of the family and definitely our favorite channel to watch together. I hope since they’re running ads on your videos that you all are getting a piece of that pie!
A new Jennies Garage!!! What to do? If I watch it now, then it will be watched. If I wait, then I won’t be watching it. My mind is reeling. Of course at 67 years old, perhaps I’ll just forget, then I can watch it again as new! Welcome back!!!!
That pass through wire(s) propably was for clutch switch. Connector looks like AMP fastin faston connector. Apply silicone grease to connections. That will prevent corrosion, cos water can't get in, but connection will be good either ways. 18:20 you have wire harness pulled from switch cluster. Put ziptie on it and put the ziptie inside of cluster and you have janking preventer.
Thank you for the information about the connectors. And good eye about that sheath hanging out of the housing. I didn't film it but, I put a ziptie in there to hold it. There were even some holes inside I ran it through that looked like they were made for it.
@@jenniesgarage thank you.. that's what I do by trade. Silicon grease is best way to seal open connectors, we used it when I was working with major underground drill manufacturer.. and those babys worked in harsh and acid environments. I do like watching your channel, it's like 90s sitcom in the good way...
Thanks for the video guys, it is really great to see you again. I have notifications on for your channel because I really love your content. You’re my favourite American family. Love from England Alex
You guys freakin rock! I miss your random mini video series about a $20 generator or other basket case deals. It's fun seeing you tinker and troubleshoot. I learned so much about engines from your earlier videos and I didn't even feel like I was learning.
It's been a long time between drinks! Missed you two with your excellent banter, skill set and camera work (go Jenny). Very pleased you're back and I look forward to lots more entertainment. Many thanks for your effort, Simon
I only checked your channel a couple of days ago to make sure I hadn't missed anything and now you have put up a new video. I'll have to check more often!
Great to see you and Camera Girl back!!!! Love the interplay you two have while filming. Really sets you apart. The humour in the title hits me too. "In three month or less!" Given your rate of publishing..... this is funny. New garage?? New house?? Life good??
IWISS makes a combo set of ratchet crimps that can pretty much crimp everything. Its a one step process instead of two. I went on a glark rampage a year or so ago and bought them. You will swear in more languages and want to throw the whole set and the glarks thru at least one wall in the garage. But then a miraculous thing happens, it works. Something clicks and you get it. You won't understand and no youtube video shows it, it just starts working. Crimping becomes a joy after that, and just seeing this video makes me want to go break them out and find something to crimp.
This is easily one of my favorite channels, if not the favorite. I'm literally watching this episode again. I usually watch your episodes at least twice.
Great video guys, I have the same connector kit and has changed my life! One recommendation, add a 3pin male/female between the loom and the headlight. It may occasionally need to come off. All the best.
Something is wrong with the algorithm, I dont get your videos anymore, I always have to search. I am subscribed, and always thumbs up and usually comment. Love your content, thanks for all you do.
While I'm not a huge fan of those connector style IWISS makes some really awesome wiring tools. I highly recommend them. And so glad to see you guys on videos again! Its been way too long!
I think I've commented this on every video but there is literally no other channel that gets me as excited to see a new video as yours. It doesn't matter if you are going for a ride, pulling apart a fake carburetor, or building a street legal dirt bike. Everything you share with us is interesting!
I think this person speaks for everyone! I think Jake and Jen could do a video on literally anything and it would make people smile! Thanks from NB Canada!
Thanks for the new vid! (I'm kinda slow!) Been restoring bikes for 40 years now. Doing a ground up restore on a '74 XL250 I bought in '75. Twist yer wire and tin it and the crimp part of the connector. Crimp it, then solder the crimp. Then crimp the insulation part. (That keeps the insulation from melting) It'll never come loose. Works like a charm! Keep on wrenchin'! And make sure to include the camera operator! Y'all make magic together! See Ya!!
Always love your videos. I have owned an old bike and your videos give me ideas and hope that I can fix and fabricate this and that. I'm better working with wood than metal but you give me hope. Keep up the good work. Wish you two the best.
When your channel went dark I thought you gave up on RU-vid. I like the old Kawasaki in the background. My first bike was a 1976 Kawasak g4tr 100 I think it was called the Trail Boss. It was fun until someone broke into the garage and stole it (I still have the title for it) but that happened around 40 years ago.
Couldn’t believe I saw a new video! It’s been months, so glad you’re still giving us the honor of filming and producing this awesome chemistry of content!
watch out for chafing.. and also btw, just a tip for you guys renovating or updating stuff electrical connections on vehicles; never solder connections on vibrating stuff, cus' after a while they will become brittle and break.. crimping is the way to go. just a handy tip.
Nice to see you guys back. I was just thinking of you guys this morning. Don't worry it was all good thoughts. Hopefully your staying safe with this fire.
Good to see you Guy's .This bye far my favorite channel video what ever it's I'm a simple man by far but as soon as I can watch your videos I'm on it North Carolina love you guys .
Hey guys im from Philippines.. Im always excited to watch your videos.. I just enjoy watching .... Hope you make more new videos about dirtbikes on how to make it street legal.. You make great content and i understand easily on how you manage to explain while working.. 😎😎 Your my idol... Both of you
I almost never leave comments on RU-vid because it just eats up more time; with you guys however, I think it’s really deserved. I love all the videos you put out and always waiting patiently for the next one to come out. Please never stop with this series and these videos in general! One of the few channels I actually have notifications on for, hopefully the next one is of the finished bike ripping around 🎉
