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Yamaha Xv1100 Virago Xv 1100 1989-1998 Left Side Air Box Cover 1rm-14603-00 Questions & Answers
Stator 1989 Yamaha virago
The battery doesn't charge, the alternator charges andthebattery receives that charge, I need a little more inf o
When i were changing stator ,i noticed loose oil pump chain.does it have a tensioner ?
just about all oil pump chains do not have tensioners
if you can depress the chain at the middle of the longest section more than 1/2 the width of a link, consider changing it
Best advice is to discuss the matter with a service center for your bike as a loose chain might be the norm
pump chains are not subject to the flapping motion that cam shaft chains are subject to as they have a constant load from the pump
Charging a 1998 virago 1100
CLIP THE RED LEAD FROM YOUR CHARGER TO THE POSITIVE TERMINAL ON BATTERY AND THE OTHER (NEGATIVE LEAD FROM THE CHARGER) CAN CLIP ONTO BIKE FRAME
Turns but does not start
There are so many things! Firstly check spark to the plugs and fuel to the system and the cylinders. Then check timing. After that it gets complicated!
Backfiring airbox and exhaust
Valves wrongly adjusted ?? It can really only backfire through either if the valves are slightly open, i.e not enough clearanceafter adjustment.
Virago 1100 won't start. I just got a new battery
Sounds to me like some sort of short in the system which is also draining the battery. You need to carefully check the wiring that it has not rubbed through and the actual wires are not in close contact with the frame
1986 XV1100S spitting out exaust
I assume you are talking about on deceleration. This generally indicates an air leak in the exhaust system, check and reseal your flange gaskets and check any other joint in the pipe.
If exhaust is aftermarket they sometimes crackle and splutter on decel if they are poorly designed. Hope this helps. :-)
Headlight does not come on
Check the light switch , wiring circuit for broken wires ,loose connection or corrosion or even a blown headlight bulb .
How to remove seat on 1998 yamaha virago 1100?
Put the key in the seat lock (helmet lock). turn one way to open the helmet lock, turn the other to unlock the seat. Pull up on the seat at the same time. On old bikes, sometimes the cable that releases the seat (connected to the lock latch) gets stuck/rusted. Then you have to decide how important it is to remove the seat. Seat may have to be replaced if you cannot reach under to trip the latch or pull the cable with a hook or screwdriver (crochet hook sometimes works if long and sturdy - and you can pry the seat up enough to see what is going on down there).
Pulling main axle
IF by the "main axle" you mean the crankshaft, then no, you HAVE to split the cases to get it out!
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