No More Clunk
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Ron
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You posted over and over about something,.... WTF
And it was arguing against me the op and our fix for the clunk.
I'm scared to ask, just what is it that you are claiming to have been arguing about?
Too tired of this **** to go back and analyze it.
Please don't say that your endless attacks have been not arguing about anything. Please don't say that. You argued about something. What? What was it?
I think I'm going to bed early tonight. You are giving me a headache.
And it was arguing against me the op and our fix for the clunk.
I'm scared to ask, just what is it that you are claiming to have been arguing about?
Too tired of this **** to go back and analyze it.
Please don't say that your endless attacks have been not arguing about anything. Please don't say that. You argued about something. What? What was it?
I think I'm going to bed early tonight. You are giving me a headache.
For a guy that quit this thread a long time ago, you sure have made a LOT of incorrect statements.
Ready to admit it yet, Ed?
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Got my finger hovering over the "add to ignore list". LOL
But something about this guy I like,........ He he!
10:30 AM and almost 42 degree's out. Time to go pull the sheets off my baby!
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But something about this guy I like,........ He he!
10:30 AM and almost 42 degree's out. Time to go pull the sheets off my baby!
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HA HAAAAAA!!!! LOL! Dayum!
I just adjusted mine for her 5000 mile checkup. First time ever, took me all of ten minutes, including repolishing the plate, bolt heads, and primary.
No excuse for anyone with a stock adjuster. None. It still clunks...just a little bit...and still sometimes goes in smooth and quiet..(making me wonder if it's in)...and shifts perfectly every time. Life is good.
I just adjusted mine for her 5000 mile checkup. First time ever, took me all of ten minutes, including repolishing the plate, bolt heads, and primary.
No excuse for anyone with a stock adjuster. None. It still clunks...just a little bit...and still sometimes goes in smooth and quiet..(making me wonder if it's in)...and shifts perfectly every time. Life is good.
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lmao!
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You are correct, of course!!! But it was fun, and entertaining at the same time!
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Not sure if it's okay to talk tech or not, but I just thought of another thing that can cause stiff shifting and hard to find neautral.
Over filling the primary can cause this.
If it calls for 26 oz - use 26 oz (some softails), don't just throw a quart in there because it is easier.
Over filling is not good.
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Over filling the primary can cause this.
If it calls for 26 oz - use 26 oz (some softails), don't just throw a quart in there because it is easier.
Over filling is not good.
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