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Island Upcyclery
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How to start a classic car with minimal wiring
In this video I will teach you how to start an old car with very minimal wiring. Please keep in mind that in order to do this you must first check that your battery is fully charged and the components mentioned in the video are fully functional. it is also important to check all of the vehicle fluid levels and keep a fire extinguisher near by incase of a vehicle fire. This video is for educational purposes only and is not a video teaching you how to hotwire a car and this will only work on older pre electronic ignition vehicles. I am not responsible for any damage you cause to your vehicles.
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Metric bike diode kit installation Part 2
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Here's where I show you the wiring of the kit.
Part 3 Metric bike diode kit installation
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Wrapping up the metric bike diode kit from www.superbrightleds.com
Metric bike diode kit installation: Part 1
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Installation of a metric bike diode kit on a 2003 Kawasaki Ninja zx7r. This kit will eliminate the 4 way flashing of your turn signals after upgrading to led lights. The kit can be purchased at superbrightleds.com .... All motorcycle wiring is different so please consult your factory service manual before attempting any electrical installation or repair.
Where does the other end of the remote starter go after you hook up one to the starter wire?
Towards the end, video very good on showing what to do at the beginning not so good on hooking up the remote starter..
What d fuck
Thank you!
Awesome 👌
So thankful bcuz there's a classic my neighbors have and i wanna see if i could get it from them
Any chance you can find me a wiring diagram for a 1959 Austin princess Rolls-Royce LOL
I'm pretty sure that can be found on Google but it shouldn't be too tough to figure out compared to modern cars. Lol
The only useful part of this video is the introduction of these very useful heat-shrink-solder-connectors. Everything else is pretty much useless because you talk too much but you don't really explain the what and how needs to be done. 😒👎
this is literally the simplest instructions you can find on this.. and its a 1 minute video 😂
How long can you run it like that. I'm having problems with an old boat, I just bought the an engine and it wont start when connected to the hartness, but I can start it in similar fashion. Also Do you know if I can just run new wires from the ignition to the starter without the harness plug. I dont care about the gauges .
Long as u want
if you got time you can prob check for any disconnection in the harness that can cause it to not start like fuel or spark
Thank you... very helpful
instructions unclear, sitting in the back of interceptor
This wins the comments
I don’t understand why that plug is unplugged?
How do I know which wire is a ground?
Thank you for making these videos. I recently switched to led's on a 03 Kawasaki vulcan 800. Although the wire colors are different, you explained the steps in a manner I could follow. I ran into an oddity though where on my right turn signals worked fine. But using my left signal all 4 would still flash. I fixed this by touching the handlebar by mistake. After about an hour of "what the hell?" I added a resistor to the ground created at the plug and grounded to the frame. Oddly enough this fixed the issue. Since they are turn signals they are not on long enough to get hot. I also kept my signal indicator on my cluster. Thanks again for this video.
I'm glad I could help you out.
Brilliant instructions, followed guide, LED lights work great! Big Thank You!
Any link for those shrink soder tubes??
If you type in shrink and solder on Amazon or Ebay you'll find them. It's cheaper to buy the big kits with all the different sizes. Good luck!
@@islandupcyclery3432 thanks I did and ordered a 120pc kit for $11 off Amazon... thanks
@@713TacBear No problem! They're awesome and save a lot of time. I also use them on the boat and they haven't failed me yet.