How do we reset the power steering light on a 2009 Honda rancher? All ball joints and wheel bearings have been replaced, and everything is tight. I have been told there is a reset procedure.
I bout a 2004 gsxr 600 like 3weeks ago and was told it was good and when i got a closer look the stator connector was burnt along with the wire harness connector that goes to it and called a shop they said i could crimp it and i did and now it doesnt turn on and the battery isnt keeping the bike on it dies soon as i twist the throttle im wonder if yall provide harness fixing services :( im stuck in a pickle and bought the bike to go to work because my credit i couldnt get approved for a vehicle
Hi there... we don't repair harnesses... however, we do have parts for your '04 GSX-R here: www.partzilla.com/catalog/suzuki/motorcycle/2004/gsx-r600/wiring-harness
I have to disagree that they wear at the same rate. If the front sprocket is 1/3 the size of the rear in tooth count, each tooth sees about 3X the wear of the rear since it sees 3 chain links every rotation rather than one.
When both sprockets are steel, I believe that is valid. With an aluminum rear, that's when I would change the set all together, I don't have experience with aluminum sprockets yet, but considering it for my Grom here soon.
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How do we reset the power steering light on a 2009 Honda rancher? All ball joints and wheel bearings have been replaced, and everything is tight. I have been told there is a reset procedure.
I bout a 2004 gsxr 600 like 3weeks ago and was told it was good and when i got a closer look the stator connector was burnt along with the wire harness connector that goes to it and called a shop they said i could crimp it and i did and now it doesnt turn on and the battery isnt keeping the bike on it dies soon as i twist the throttle im wonder if yall provide harness fixing services :( im stuck in a pickle and bought the bike to go to work because my credit i couldnt get approved for a vehicle
Hi there... we don't repair harnesses... however, we do have parts for your '04 GSX-R here: www.partzilla.com/catalog/suzuki/motorcycle/2004/gsx-r600/wiring-harness
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I have to disagree that they wear at the same rate. If the front sprocket is 1/3 the size of the rear in tooth count, each tooth sees about 3X the wear of the rear since it sees 3 chain links every rotation rather than one.
When both sprockets are steel, I believe that is valid. With an aluminum rear, that's when I would change the set all together, I don't have experience with aluminum sprockets yet, but considering it for my Grom here soon.