kawasaki VN 800 Vulcan Classic - Answered Questions & Fixed Issues - Page 4
What could kill the battery while sitting over night
A short circuit in the electrical system, possibly due to damage to the wiring harness, sometimes caused by rodents. This could also be caused by aftermarket modifications to the electrical system. If the battery dies overnight when not connected to the bike, the battery is defective and needs to be replaced. If the battery does not maintain its voltage under load, it needs to be replaced.
1998 kawasaki VN1500 Vulcan Classic Motorcycles
try cleaning the start button inside the housing as weather gets in and could be a dirty contact ! check the earth contacts around the engine also ! are the wires to the solinoid in good condition , battery wires also ?
Wont idle down
If idle speed control won't bring idle down check intake hoses for leaks. With bike running, spray WD40 onto intake surface near carb and head. If bike slows the problem is there. If smoke comes out of one exhaust, that is the intake that is leaking. re-install carb.
If that dosen't resolve the issue. rebuild carb checking for tears in rubber diaphrams and gaskets.
2005 kawasaki vulcan classic 800 oil type
Owner's manual should have it, If not You can go to a retailer with a power sports lookup input make, model, size and year.
And you will receive recommendations for use in your climate.
Call the service department at your dealer to book an oil change and ask for an estimate, chances are they will mention the type of oil used or options available for your model.
I know Amsoil products, and I know they have a power sports oil/product look up search engine, what you buy is up to you, but it will give you the type and viscosity for yours.
Cant find oil dipstick or spy glass on 03 vulcan 800 classic
on my 1999 vn 800 the site glass is just under the kick stand..you will need some one to hold the bike level while you look at the oil level or stand it next to a wall or something to check the level, they are the same up to the 2005 models..
Want to replace OEM Carburetor
Any motorcycle parts dealer would be able to put you right on track. A Kawasaki parts department will be able to tell you as well.
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