Water Safety
#1
Water Safety
Doin a bar swap and I have my tank and stuff off. I'm noticing that my bike is really really dirty in lots of little places that would otherwise be covered with the tank and seat and such. I'd like to power wash my bike without the seat and tank. My ecm is relocated to a small bag on my swing arm but there are other wires and harnesses there. And what about the connections that are open because of my bar swap. ( my switch wires are all unplugged) Will the water damage any of the wires or connections or can I just go to town? Gracias. (that there means thank'ya in Mexican)
#2
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Ha. I saw a dealership with a mini carwash designed for a bike. Bikes lined up waiting for a turn. Water looked like it was under a bit of pressure.
On the farm we power washed EVERYTHING, Tractors, combines, semi's, everything had exposed engines and wires....When we raced dirt track stock cars we used to power wash the car every sun or mon. Just sprayed the engine right off. Never had a problem
On the farm we power washed EVERYTHING, Tractors, combines, semi's, everything had exposed engines and wires....When we raced dirt track stock cars we used to power wash the car every sun or mon. Just sprayed the engine right off. Never had a problem
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#8
Ive been told that its ok....Ive been told its not ok.
Ive been told its ok by more people.
Ive thought with my own brain, "hey, maybe its not such a great idea, given the fact that there are lots of little wires and plugs that could get wet"
Then I thought, "well but what about all those people that have told me its ok to do it, and nothing will happen"....hmmmmm
So THEN I thought, "why not pose the question to the good people at hdfourms.com?!?!?!"
And here we are.
#10
What really concerns me is the fact that there are some exposed connections given that my switches and wires have been removed for the bar swap. The horror stories scare me but I dont see any other way to get it really REALLY clean. I'm torn but I think I'm gonna do it and see what happens.