20 Most Recent 2005 kawasaki VN 800 Vulcan Classic - Page 4 Questions & Answers

well i would say it had dropped a valve on one of the cylinders,its very hard to say which one but usually if it did it at speed it will have made a bit of a mess in the head.Take each of the spark plugs out and have a look in the spark plug hole on each cylinder with.a small powerful torch and look for bent metal or metal fragments.usually on a v twin its the rear cylinder that suffers as it runs hotter but its not always the way.

Do you have electricity on the main fuce what year is you vulkan

Normally is under the seat

I had to order a special spark plug wrench from amazon

Housing and cable must be changed together.

MAYBE IT IS JUST THE BATTERY... TAKE IT BACK AND GET A NEW ONE IF PROBLEM COMES BACK I WOULD TAKE THE BIKE IN FOR A CHECK UP DIAGNOSTIC.

CHECK YOUR FUSES.. IF NOT THERE IS A SHORT IN YOUR WIRES....

TIME FOR A REPLACEMENT...GET ONE AT PEP BOYS AND MAKE SURE IS FULL OF BATTERY FLUID (ACID)

Does the clicking noise come back when the revs drop or when the car warms up!

you need to check for fuel and spark.

look for bolts inside bags. remove bolts. bags come off

you need to check for fuel and spark

Check your ground connection to make sure that it is clean and tight. If the connections are good, I would suspect the starter itself.

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 ?

Check you are getting a spark at the plugs

clean ur callipers . also a change of pads mite help. go to MCNs website coz there was an article about it very recently. good luck. copper grease is good on brake cylinders

if its the black round mounts you have to drop forks

sticking sidestand switch...

check sidestand switch and clutch lever lockout switch