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The right side of my 96 vulcan 1500 seems colder then the left side exhaust

Is it normal for the right side exhaust to be colder then the left

  • mark stites
    mark stites Apr 01, 2014

    I just marbled the reed boxes and still seem to have a popping on decel and every once in a while at idle but only from left exhaust could this be carb related I just changed plugs yesterday properly gapped,,bike did sit all last year as i was working too much and no time to replace fuel pump bike ran great before fuel pump went out replaced fuel pump and filter last week

  • mark stites
    mark stites Apr 15, 2014

    thanks jimhr10 i found a nick in one of the wires going to coil on that side of the bike, replaced that wire harness and now the bike is fine thanks again

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If it runs fine done fix anything.

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If you modified the exhaust or intake you will have to re jet the carburetors.

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SOURCE: I have a 1998 Kawasaki 1500 Vulcan Classic. I

The engines are the same, depending on model of the 2001 if its a classic then I'm sure it will, I would go to Vance & Hines's web site and check there fit on exhaust for a 1998 verses a 2001 you'll probably see that it carrys the same part number.

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SOURCE: I have a 93 vulcan 1500 that backfires thru the

You have stock exhaust? If not, that's your cause.

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