20 Most Recent 2006 Yamaha Stratoliner - Page 7 Questions & Answers

Wiring under the seat, broken wires or a connector came apart. Possibly bulbs but unlikely. Check with a meter or a wire and the battery.

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Hi, please double check that all the parts your replaced are compatible with your vehicle. Compatibility would be the only thing that I can think of. You might want to have a mobile mechanic diagnose the issue as well so they can see everything firsthand. They might use a multimeter to test all points of electric signals possible to make sure that each points is passing some type of current and there are no dead wires. Thank you.

Engine oil w/o filter: 3,2 L SAE 10W40 Engine oil with filter: 3,4 L MIN. API SE

All vehicles built after 1927, for road use, must have a working tail light. Yes it has one, probably needs a new bulb or reconnect the socket on the mud guard.

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You have a CDI (Capacitor Discharge Ignition) unit that needs replacing.

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https://www.louis.eu > rund-ums-bike > bike-datenbank Fork oil per rod: R:555 ML/L:563 10W ; Engine oil w/o filter: 2,9 L SAE 10W-40 ; Engine oil with filter: 3,1 L MIN. API SG ; Brake fluid: DOT 4 ; Fuel: 17,0 LITER.

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Many modern forks contain only 5 or 10ml of oil for lubrication; but this is all it needs to keep the system running smooth.

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Under the seat close to the battery

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Hi, If possible, please transfer the lights to another working bike and check if the lights work when that bike is turned on. If so, then your bike needs to be repaired (might need old wires changed) before your lights and horn will function again. Thank you.

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bad fuel smell if bad old fuel can cause backfires and poor performance as well as carb headaches

If you have all of the above things it should start and run. You'll need to recheck you are actually getting the main three, ( air, fuel, spark), in the actual cylinder. What EXACTLY does it do when you kick it over? If putting fuel in directly suggests this is a spark issue. How did you test for spark?

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Vacuum leak. Check around the intake, check vacuum lines, do a compression test to make sure its not a head gasket. Really lean fuel can do the same thing. Something else to look at if there's no vaccum issues. An example would be a carburetor that's jetted too lean. Fuel injected can have issues too, but not as common. Start with vaccum first though, it's your best bet