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1996 kawasaki VN 750 Vulcan Questions & Answers
Bought a used 1996 kawasaki vulcan 750 with no
Ignore all these idiots. The engine does not need to be remove. He must own a dealership. Simply remove the large air tubes to the right carb and move the left up out of the way. The bracket is on the left side, then feed the cable to the right between the carbs, a bit tricky. You'll see the choke lever on the back right of the carbs. insert in the cable holder. You have to bend the cable up to slip into the holder, the back down to lock it in. Before all of this, attach to the hand lever first.
Is there a charging problem
Sounds like u have a open cell in your battery , replace it , you said you had issues charging not lighting or running so this answer is based on the assumption there's voltage coming from stator is this accurate?
Running hot
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I'm having a problem with the oil level in my
Two possibilities........you didn't drain all the old oil out, or you didn't hold the bike in a straight upright position while checking the new oil. That is assuming you correctly interpreted the manual, and that you ran the bike for a few minutes before checking the oil level.
Took gas lines off of
Hi.
I have just sent you a comment on a different thread. I see that you posted the same question on separate thread. I am also posting here as I do not know if you are following both thread. Better to keep the problem on a single thread. Below my previous comment:
Hi.
There
is no "diagram" showing the whole routing of fuel lines in the bike.
You need to use different diagrams in Fuel System section of the service
manual. Fuel system section starts at page 15 in service manual, but
what you really need starts at page 40. I have posted fuel service
manual at the end of comment.
There is one forum where users
discussed the routing. One user has colored the diagram from service
manual to indicate lines routing. Here the diagram:
Here the forum, I quote:
"The red and yellow are the fuel lines that go to the petcock. The green
one you left unmarked also goes to the petcock. The line with a question
mark is a vacuum line that connects to a part in front of the battery
along with the larger lines to the cylinders."
Here the service manual in PDF format.
Regards.
Ginko
I have a vn750 that
Just measure the voltage at the battery with the engine idling - in a normal system you should have around 14.2 volts. If its lowerthan that you will need to measure the voltage given by the stator, it should be above 14 volts AC. if you get that then the rectifier is defective, if you get less it's the stator itself.
Beware, the stator should be the 6 wire version, the cheap chinese copies, with 5 wires, are *******, they don't deliver more than 13 volts so it can't charge the battery.
Need tire pressure on 750
Look at the
sidewall of both tires. There will be a 'MAX PSI' embossed on the tire. It will
probably say Max 45 PSI. At 45psi the bike will ride like a rock. At 15psi it
will ride really squirrely. Find a psi at which you feel the bike
handles well and rides well. One rider may weigh 125 pounds and the next rider
may weigh 300 pounds. The best psi for each rider will be different due to
weight. Chances are that 30 to 35 psi will do the trick. Please rate my answer. Thanks!
AFTER YOU HAVE DRIVEN OVER
If the problem worsens as the engine gets warmer, than it is mostly likely running too rich...The engine uses more fuel at start up when its cold, so if its running rich there will be more fuel than is necessary when it warms up. Lean the fuel mixture a bit.-----------
Also other possibility is faulty starter relay, the relay getting stuck when engine warmed and releases when engine is cold.Check the starter and starter relay.If all checked ok, then battery is the issue.Try with another battery, this will confirm the problem.This will help.
Thanks.Helpmech.
Starting problem...battery good but will
That could be caused by excessive endfloat on the starter motor.
Remove the motor and check it. Alternatively, the engine may be stiff to turn or a poor connection on the starter motor circuit.
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