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Just because you aren't edgeamacated and don't know about blinker fluid, you call someone a dumbass, read and learn, you big bad biker boy you. (hee hee) Ride safe.
that canooter valve is realy close to the muffler bearings, you need a sky hook to pull them out... check the manual it tells how to do it
Damn it guys, i keep haveing to buy all these specialty tools, your killin me. I use Syn-3 in my blinkers, cooler and quieter. Hav'nt had to replace a bulb yet.
Last edited by zetaseven; Apr 11, 2009 at 07:00 AM.
From: South of Raleigh, and west of the coast, NC.
ALWAYS use 'ceramic' muffler bearings when replacing.....They have a lifetime warranty....(just a heads-up)...Now for blinker fluid I always use a blended mixture that my pappy taught me how to make....Old timey stuff that I have been sworn to keep secret....I will let you know just what it is when I get permission....
Personally I like MGD Enough of them I don't really care what the "blinkers" do. I am just glad I am home and the scoot is tucked away in bed. Oh yeah. Prop wash works great on those hard to clean pipes. You know the ones. Where you got your boot a little close
I have used amber everclear for years.the thing I am having problems with at the moment is cans of tire air.It has doubled in price in about 3 months.
I had couple cans of high performance tire air from the 70's in my garage, dam stuff leaked all over my floor, had to get out the shop vac to suck it all up..whata mess.
I've been using the dooflesnouzer midnight nightster black special blend. Cost me about $42.00 a quart. But I figure you only need alittle bit so I should be able to hold onto it for at least a couple o years. besides the parts guy at the stealer swore to me this was the latest and greatest.
I had couple cans of high performance tire air from the 70's in my garage, dam stuff leaked all over my floor, had to get out the shop vac to suck it all up..whata mess.
Man that sucks. That **** is hard to get off the floor, expensive too!
Soup, I'm gona have to ask my stealer about that midnight black stuff you have.... I just dont trust anything with the name midnight in it, kinda scary!
amsoil makes fluids? WOW! you lern something new every day!
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