They Said I Was The Last Resort...Nobody Could Fix This Quad (Yamaha Raptor)

Поделиться
HTML-код
  • Опубликовано: 1 сен 2022
  • I work on getting a 2002 Yamaha Raptor to stop bogging and shutting off while running. #Boggy, #Raptor,
    ►SUBSCRIBE: / @2vintage
    ►MY SECOND CHANNEL: • New Polaris ATV Snow P...
    ► ADD ME ON ALL SOCIAL MEDIA ◄
    ► FACEBOOK: / 2vintageyoutube
    ► INSTAGRAM: 2_vintage_ / 2_vintage_
    ► SNAPCHAT the2vintage
    ► EMAIL FOR BUSINESS INQUIRIES ONLY: 2vintagetooo@gmail.com
    Thanks for watching and subscribing!
    New videos every week!
    The following video features activities performed in controlled environments by knowledgeable persons. DO NOT attempt to duplicate, re-create, or perform the same or similar activities at home, as personal injury or property damage may result. 2vintage( Joe Weber, the persons shown in this video and ANY CONTRIBUTOR, ARE NOT LIABLE FOR ANY such injury or damage. ALL 2vintage( Joe Weber) CONTENT IS FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY.
    2vintage (Joe Weber) makes no representation about the sufficiency of any safety precautions and equipment used in this video.

Комментарии • 387

  • @thatrealcarguy
    @thatrealcarguy Год назад +70

    Your dog had so much fun chasing you!!! Hahahahaha that was awesome.

    • @ras_jokah420
      @ras_jokah420 Год назад +2

      I surely enjoyed that. You should give the doggy a little around the yard

  • @Pittsburgh-412
    @Pittsburgh-412 Год назад +89

    You've come a long way since you started making videos Joe. People used to put you down and say you did shit janky but I think your a beast. There's nothing that you can't fix

    • @shaynedonnelly374
      @shaynedonnelly374 Год назад +9

      He’s still captain clueless

    • @jacksonlangley2210
      @jacksonlangley2210 Год назад +8

      I’d love to see you fix as many bikes as he has. Don’t be a hater.

    • @shaynedonnelly374
      @shaynedonnelly374 Год назад +3

      @@jacksonlangley2210 I can tell you I’ve blown up far less bikes than captain clueless. Common sense is on sal at Walmart muppet you both need to go get some. There’s a big difference between hating and common sense

    • @reggiexp69
      @reggiexp69 Год назад +4

      he did used to do hagard shit, just wd40 clean the quad and resell it :) (and dont forget the top speed test)
      nowdays he fixes engines and stuff he came a long way, from just flipping bikes and quads to completely rebuilding engines and fixing hard stuff i would be scared off to do...

    • @shaynedonnelly374
      @shaynedonnelly374 Год назад +2

      @@reggiexp69 he’s also rebuilt a few engines and had them grenade on the first ride or 2.

  • @titletownclowns1545
    @titletownclowns1545 Год назад +46

    The garage door has a co2 sensor that opens up the door. They've been around for a while and are a really good asset to have when you warm up your car in winter or run machines too long like I do sometimes and don't pay attention.
    Pops

    • @smokesandalloy9487
      @smokesandalloy9487 Год назад +2

      Nice this is a great idea

    • @AZVIDS
      @AZVIDS Год назад +2

      Learned something today😉

    • @ghettsumm7949
      @ghettsumm7949 Год назад +3

      Thanks old timer,...I had no idea. GOOD INFO.

    • @sterlingthibodeaux3690
      @sterlingthibodeaux3690 Год назад +2

      Yea.. I was thinking the same thing.. poor ol' Joe was just doing what he does best, filming his next big conundrum.. then Mr./Mrs. Ghost says.."Don't worry, Joe.. I got your back.." (cue the garage door opening) not knowing that really cool feature and THAT happens??.. Yea.. creepy as Hell..... 🤣🤣🤣

    • @sterlingthibodeaux3690
      @sterlingthibodeaux3690 Год назад +1

      @Joe Shabidu 😆... no, not everyone has this safety feature...

  • @arvidhilmersson1034
    @arvidhilmersson1034 Год назад +20

    great video, just a tip when soldering. you should heat the wires not the solder. the heated wires should melt the solder. that way you know you have a good connection.(sorry for possibly bad english)

  • @albertlevy8818
    @albertlevy8818 4 месяца назад +2

    I just started watching your videos. I like how you diagnose. I’ve been a boat mechanic for 35 years and very few guys I worked with can diagnose their way out of a wet paper bag. Hats off to you sir!!

  • @user-sd7vw3wv9d
    @user-sd7vw3wv9d Год назад +7

    i love starting my mornings watching these.. specifically your videos i don't watch anyone else lol

  • @rick262
    @rick262 Год назад +4

    Nice work, Joe. I liked your thorough and methodical approach to fixing this one. And Vinnie is a delight -- makes me laugh!

  • @Jimsalos
    @Jimsalos Год назад +9

    Great job as always! I am also impressed with the energy your little dog has, very cute

  • @jamiesawyer5102
    @jamiesawyer5102 7 месяцев назад +3

    So funny! As I started this video I said my machine did the same thing and it was the spark plug and I go well. Maybe there's something else with this machine and then it ended up being the spark plug. Awesome video!

  • @matthewnorris203
    @matthewnorris203 3 месяца назад

    Dude, you provide so much value to me and your viewers. You’re a damn good diagnostician and mechanic man. Great work.

  • @Jboost412
    @Jboost412 Год назад +3

    Turned this into a very solid RUclips channel brother congratulations on all of the success you’ve had on RUclips & hopefully my channel gets somewhere even close to the subscriber count you have to date!! Keep doing what your doing & anyone who leaves a hateful comment well I’m sure you know it’s just the way people are love the videos keep look forward to future content!!

  • @midgetwitha50cal13
    @midgetwitha50cal13 Год назад +3

    First time seeing this channel. This was a good instructional video for me on how to diagnose what might be going on with my raptor. Great work

  • @markmartin01
    @markmartin01 Год назад +13

    For what it's worth, that solder did not penetrate, you just stuck it to the outside of the wires. Need to heat the wires with the iron so that when you touch the solder to the wire it melts.

    • @mikespain8655
      @mikespain8655 Год назад +4

      Place soldering gun tip under wire, then let the solder flow down into the wire. Just like welding, it takes practice. Anything beats wire nuts and butt connectors.

    • @super6954
      @super6954 Год назад +1

      I'm thinking it would of been a nice touch to put heat shrink tubing over the wires then soldered them in a straight line shrinking the tube over the repair after. It looks like he didn't even tape them in the video unless he did it after, the wire nuts at least insulated the first farmer fix repair if he didn't do it later.

    • @joey-gb5md
      @joey-gb5md Год назад +5

      Yeah he don't comprehend that he's been told over and over.

  • @michaelcraigmurphy
    @michaelcraigmurphy 5 месяцев назад

    Hey mate, I'm an old Aussie who has just started to get into bikes. Got a kz200 and some tools ... thanx for your great videos, I've learnt so much in the last few weeks ... And my favourite saying now is "it's not horrible". Tell Vinnie I said hi.

  • @Nighthawk1966
    @Nighthawk1966 Год назад +1

    Way to go Joe ! Great job on the mystery fix !!

  • @dietznutz1
    @dietznutz1 Год назад +6

    Hey Joe as a thought could you get a spark plug tested that is clear and hook the other end up the the plug while it's running and as you rev the engine you can visually observe the spark as you climb up the rpm

  • @vettepicking
    @vettepicking Год назад +7

    Try getting a tube of rosin flux for your soldering, and a lead base solder. That cheap rosin core solder doesn't flow good. You will see a difference in your repairs.

    • @Jboost412
      @Jboost412 Год назад +1

      Absolutely it’s all about using the correct material in order to have a solid result…not speaking of this specific incident just in general I see some people in my shop for example that stop me & ask why it won’t flow like I show them it should or basically that it’s just balling up instead of being absorbed into the connection to end up with a solid long term result….did you try some flux ❓ uhhhh no 🤨

    • @kub2132
      @kub2132 Год назад +2

      He’s also not soldering correctly. You put the iron on the wire and connect the the wire and iron with solder and the wire will “suck” the solder in.

  • @crisneufeld2
    @crisneufeld2 Год назад +5

    I had a bad cdi box that acted like that
    idle all day but wouldn't rev up

    • @Kevin_Yagoonie
      @Kevin_Yagoonie Год назад

      What did you do to fix it? Was it a raptor 660?

  • @kenjohnson5498
    @kenjohnson5498 Год назад +3

    That pup is almost as fast as the bike in that space lol he can rip! The bike turned out sweet as usual.

  • @mattbeaderstadt4668
    @mattbeaderstadt4668 Год назад

    I’m highly addicted to your channel! Love doing this stuff. Thanks for sharing. God Bless

  • @joshawafoster1477
    @joshawafoster1477 Год назад

    Good job. Fixing these can be a pain. I bought 1 used and went through same stuff. CDI, carb rebuild and jet, and valve adjustment and she came to life

  • @damarpo5467
    @damarpo5467 6 месяцев назад

    Great job Joe! Auto mechanic told me once start with the basics and go from there...

  • @ivoman7
    @ivoman7 Год назад +2

    great video, bro. amazing machines. Bobby was chasing that thing! haha!

  • @paddyoconnor5362
    @paddyoconnor5362 Год назад +2

    love your videos. Great work . massive respect from the UK 🤙

  • @yokomzare201
    @yokomzare201 Год назад +8

    I'm very happy you went gloveless in this repair. wearing gloves is fine for the dirty and rough work, but must be able to feel without the glove for the fine work you are doing.

    • @michaeldelarm1630
      @michaeldelarm1630 Год назад +3

      Tell me you dont work on stuff, without telling me you dont work on stuff.
      Gloves.. no gloves shouldnt matter.

    • @SamBrown01
      @SamBrown01 Год назад +5

      @@michaeldelarm1630 real men get brake klean in their cuts lol

    • @Yz4Life
      @Yz4Life Год назад +4

      This is the most random comment ever😆😂😂

    • @CodyM_
      @CodyM_ Год назад

      @@SamBrown01 Damn right, that burn of the cuts and the drying out of the skin, man what a feeling 😂 it’s my go to hand cleaner

  • @trose7620
    @trose7620 Год назад

    You wouldn't believe how many bikes I've had come in that was just a valve adjustment to fix, especially ones owners have mis adjusted. And ones owners have put new top ends on themselves. Always run factory recommended plugs. In my experience the iridium plugs just don't cut it. Great vid.

  • @anthonyblacker8471
    @anthonyblacker8471 Год назад

    5 minutes into this.. I'm thinking right off the bat - to me - it sounds like either a fuel / air issue or a timing issue.. definitely could be something else, but what it's doing is pointing me there. I see why he would have gone CDI, but man being a parts cannon and throwing parts at stuff is really not a great way to fix things. Diagnose, identify and resolve. I'll bet you get it figured out. You really have a wonderful channel here, I'm glad you have taken the time to turn on the camera and share your love with us!

  • @lokey1006
    @lokey1006 Год назад +2

    You could have an air lock in the oil lines, any time I change my oil and filter, at the same time and try to ride right away, the oil tank always over fills, I have to crack the lines to the top of the head and back of crank case. If they sit same thing can happen.

  • @alexcrafter_
    @alexcrafter_ Год назад +2

    You doing the valves reminds me of when i did my ktm's a few months ago, my ktm had its first valve adjustment in 19 years it did. Runs better now. Intake valves were way too tight no slack at all and it was loosing alot of compression.

  • @user-fi3fx5my2s
    @user-fi3fx5my2s 7 месяцев назад

    Mine is a 2002 as well. With the 686 big bore. Almost like a different quad. Hella fast. Great vid!!

  • @bernardjones6162
    @bernardjones6162 4 месяца назад

    You are the best! I hope you charge well for your work, because you deserve it!

  • @AZVIDS
    @AZVIDS Год назад +1

    Nice one Joe, your place looks nice too👍

  • @82Beatz
    @82Beatz Год назад +2

    Morning joe. Great vid. Looking forward to the next.

  • @heavysnow8616
    @heavysnow8616 Год назад +1

    Always use Rosin core flux on electrical wiring! Plumbers flux is acid core and will corrode the wiring. Tin/lead solder is what to use. 67% tin, 33% lead. Again, no plumbing solder!

  • @deekmahoney8784
    @deekmahoney8784 Год назад

    Keep up the good work !!!!! Love this Channel and I have a lot to Learn!

  • @robertkoetzle5253
    @robertkoetzle5253 Год назад +1

    I have been watching you videos for some time now an you have a very big help an you have taught me so much so thank you so much and I appreciate the videos so much what you take an turn it into is awesome

  • @92xl
    @92xl Год назад +1

    Goddang-it Joe, when you lived in town I thought your neighbor had a lawn mowing obsession but now you are out in the country and I still hear a mower running I am beginning to think it is Jade who has the lawn OCD!!!!

  • @shartne
    @shartne Год назад

    Back when I was a kid in the 70s we use to keep a new plug and a spark plug wrench in the tool box under the seat. Spark plugs can go out at any time. They can get fouled and you can wire wheel them. But a lot of the time they just go dead or almost dead. like the one with yellow spark. Very common reason bikes will not spark. You got that baby fine tuned. 660 woowee! You should race that guy. LOL It pretty quick though.

  • @lewiville06
    @lewiville06 Год назад

    You are living my dream Joe! Great video!

  • @jonbaggarly6969
    @jonbaggarly6969 Год назад +2

    Sounds like the timin ain't advancin

  • @jankezza6931
    @jankezza6931 Год назад +5

    Hi from Croatia,im Huge fan,Nice quad💪💪💪

  • @user-steve
    @user-steve Год назад +1

    Great work mate love the channel UK

  • @smithscrete1
    @smithscrete1 6 месяцев назад

    Your patients is exemplary ...I'm tuned in

  • @user-ii6eh5xq9y
    @user-ii6eh5xq9y 3 месяца назад

    Youngblood are the best I've ever seen I've been around for 77 years and you are a top mechanic I thought I was good

  • @Motohumter
    @Motohumter 8 месяцев назад

    You have a cool approach to problems and good mechanical skills, nice work. Shame you don't live where I could get you to work on my bikes.

  • @JohnnieBravo1
    @JohnnieBravo1 Год назад +14

    Yeah, having a Warrior, first time you fired that thing up I thought to myself that sounds a lot like that parking brake circuit messing up. I've fought that battle before too. All those other issues likely just made it worse. Awesome job again. I really look forward to these videos. When are you going to start doing Miata's ?? (evil grin.... I just got a basket case NB in my garage to try and reassemble with my son, and these "how to" videos are an enormous help)

    • @mcorley187
      @mcorley187 Год назад

      I put a rock in my sensor to hold the button down. The person I bought it from didn’t know how to fix it or what it was. Turned out that the switch was activating when it shouldn’t have.

  • @JustLivingLife269
    @JustLivingLife269 Год назад +2

    Love the videos man!

  • @jaredbauer3058
    @jaredbauer3058 Год назад +6

    Hate seeing nice equipment with no maintenance and apparently stored outside or under a tarp at times....and then people wondering why things start going wrong.

  • @stopibeastin7196
    @stopibeastin7196 Год назад +1

    Love the knowledge bro thanks

  • @peteraitken6494
    @peteraitken6494 Год назад +1

    Minted job joe knew you would have it tip top in no time nice quad good to see vinnie as well he's a cute dog mate take care and all the best 🔧🔧🔧👍👌

  • @alloutriding9423
    @alloutriding9423 Год назад +2

    thanks so much for fixing it!!!!

  • @alandohse1977
    @alandohse1977 11 месяцев назад

    I haven't subscribed yet, but I should have, you do great work! You have way more patience than I have. And I've been told I have alot of patience!
    You take on some of the most difficult jobs! I enjoy your work and will subscribe, I lke Vinney!

  • @Razor6On3
    @Razor6On3 Год назад +1

    Nice JoJo . Appreciate you buddy.

  • @ryanmccarthy2033
    @ryanmccarthy2033 8 месяцев назад

    Video awesome but the best part by far is the dog having a great time running around at the end

  • @Bolandcustoms
    @Bolandcustoms Год назад +12

    When you solder you need to hold the soldering irons tip against the wires until it is hot enough for you to feed the solder in and wick into the wires.
    The way iv watched you do it in multiple videos you're just creating a poor cold solder joint that will most likely fail. Other than that, good stuff as usual.

    • @TheUniversalEyes
      @TheUniversalEyes 8 месяцев назад

      Yep, always heat your work first, then apply solder, not the other way around.

  • @skydiver6711
    @skydiver6711 4 месяца назад

    You never cease to amaze me. I am not a mechanic, but I have learned so very much from you. Oh, and by the way, Vinnie needs a haircut.

  • @enor1sdca
    @enor1sdca Год назад +4

    Man i wish my local Powerspot RUclipsr would help out his subscribers like you do. You are one of a kind Joe, too bad I couldn't get my TRX 450r to you to dial in. Keep up the great work.

  • @TanManFixes
    @TanManFixes 4 месяца назад

    when i saw that plug it looked wayyyyy too fried. picky motors that need high dollar plugs ! good thing you fixed the other issues tho, I think it was a combo, bad plug, probably bad fuel, valves way off, and wrong jets. great video and diag !!

  • @oprianvlad6249
    @oprianvlad6249 Год назад

    Nice work, mine does the same thing, it was the carb, i fix it and now everything is ok

  • @scottwolfgangjr114
    @scottwolfgangjr114 Год назад

    I enjoy all the yfz videos. They help me most. I have an 09 yfz 450

  • @shawnsatterlee6035
    @shawnsatterlee6035 Год назад +1

    Also a sensor and a switch are totally two different things! A sensor changes ohms where a switch is on or off...

  • @dickritchie2596
    @dickritchie2596 10 месяцев назад

    Joe. You are the man. Bravo. 👍

  • @johnhicks735
    @johnhicks735 Год назад +1

    Check the stator.& Pick up coil to tom. It's must likely halfway fired out to. Yes that one way bearing could be sherd off witch means the timing is off A course to. Along with hooking up the electrical wiring to something different l.,or to eliminate something to will affect the wiring harness.& Charging system on them to. Check out the voltage regulator/ rectifier box.

  • @shanewilliams8768
    @shanewilliams8768 Год назад +1

    Clean that oil screen in the bottom of the oil tank. It could have a hard time circulating back to the engine, causing it to pool in the reservoir and starve the motor. Aside from that, another great video bro.

  • @858415
    @858415 Год назад +2

    Come on Joe, time to get some good tools lol

  • @jamesharless5357
    @jamesharless5357 7 месяцев назад

    Nice work!👍🏻

  • @aisakesagaitu1326
    @aisakesagaitu1326 3 месяца назад

    Excellent job bro very good mechanic

  • @suizofilms
    @suizofilms Год назад

    Great job Joe🤪😁😁👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👌🏻👍🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻🏍🏍🏍🏍

  • @jameshaines604
    @jameshaines604 Год назад +3

    Lol so wierd it idled perfect. Sounded like carb issues to me.

  • @rukamukus
    @rukamukus Год назад

    Intake carb boots are a few millimeters too short on O.E.M boots, and they keep popping off. But you can buy aftermarket boots from UPP that fit much better and won’t pop off. And the grinding, (some say whining) when you go to start it is the starter clutch. Raptor 660’s are well known for this. Best to put a one way starter clutch.

  • @LSDdreams808
    @LSDdreams808 Год назад

    My buddy just got a 660 had it rebuilt such a cool machine it looks good sitting with my 700R

  • @cainbeeping8480
    @cainbeeping8480 Год назад

    That electrical can be a pain. Good job brother.

  • @C-C-777
    @C-C-777 Год назад +1

    Cool beans... nice deal!!

  • @sulliandtylergarage1745
    @sulliandtylergarage1745 Год назад

    Love the vids and youve worked on a number of raptors now. Ive officailly got all the parts for my 86 kdx200 to make it run ride and stop , all i need are the platics, cant find those anywhere

  • @trose7620
    @trose7620 Год назад

    Same year and model as mine, simple fix usually. Check vacuum leaks from carb.

  • @chathamguy1able
    @chathamguy1able Год назад

    good job ---they are nice 4 wheelers

  • @joey-gb5md
    @joey-gb5md Год назад +4

    you're telling me nobody could change a spark plug and you're the only person 🤣 .

  • @dustinfogle6215
    @dustinfogle6215 Год назад +1

    Damn no electric tape or anything lol…Good luck with this one joe!!

  • @James79561
    @James79561 Год назад +11

    Jets on cheap china carbs are never marked . Use the original .

    • @Jboost412
      @Jboost412 Год назад

      So clone jets or Chinese jets will have flow rate markings…i deal with a ton of China bike or chonda builds nowadays with popularity increasing fast amongst powersports owners who either use Chinese manufactured bikes-quads or parts for they’re Japanese machines repairs to keep costs down & while some of the stuff is perfectly fine to use the jets are definitely finicky they might be stamped 135 as the flow rate & in reality flow more like a 115 or 150 so your absolutely correct in saying it’s best to use genuine jets when possible I just wanted to clarify the let about them being unmarked since I don’t want someone to think well mine is marked 175 so it’s a genuine jet but really it’s a China clone jet & can potentially have them chasing they’re tails when tuning

    • @Davidsmithisyourdad
      @Davidsmithisyourdad Год назад +1

      Cheap China carbs work just as well as stock. I'm speaking from experience

    • @Jboost412
      @Jboost412 Год назад +1

      @@Davidsmithisyourdad Nibbi carbs are really a nice clone/copy of the more expensive Keihin PE & pwk series true to size etc etc the run of the mill clones costing around 20 bucks I will say work if you set them up correctly something I like to point out is they’ll be called say a pz-30 or VM26 so people assume it’s a 30mm carb when it’s more like a 25mm if that fits into ones build sure it’s going to work out good!! If you expect it to be a 30mm though one’s going to be mislead by the name….happens allot with the engines I build for China bikes I’ll say to someone get a Nibbi pe28FL because it’s a direct fit carb & they respond with why buy a 28 I already have a 30mm 🤦‍♂️ as long as your aware of the actual carb’s ability good to go!!

    • @Davidsmithisyourdad
      @Davidsmithisyourdad Год назад

      @@Jboost412 agree when buying cheap knock offs you have to make sure you know what you're buying. I run one on my 400ex and have for years problem free. Set up and tuning is key with any carb. If you don't know how to do that right. No matter what carb you use the bike will never run right.

    • @zawand2010
      @zawand2010 Год назад

      @@Jboost412 qp

  • @BCATC.250r
    @BCATC.250r Год назад

    Great video man thanks !

  • @finster7582
    @finster7582 Год назад

    Knew it wss a spark issue..good freakin job Joe !! 😃👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @daltondean562
    @daltondean562 Год назад +1

    My Warrior 350 acted similar and it had a crack in the rubber intake manifold.

  • @mattsheen2800
    @mattsheen2800 Год назад +11

    Where are all the haters talking crap about him now?
    I would like to see you try and fix something like this

    • @Jboost412
      @Jboost412 Год назад +5

      Ahh you know no matter how good someone is at they’re particular trade there’s always going to be someone watching saying “he sucks” or I can do it better…except they forget nothing is as easy as it looks we make videos to help people solve they’re issues or like so to document an issue/issues we have so someone with a similar issue can make a repair or be pointed in the right direction for a issue they have…but you’ll still always have that 1 person who hates on your work 🤦‍♂️

  • @its_evers6445
    @its_evers6445 10 месяцев назад

    so many people crying about the solder lol awesome video man! it was funny watching the doggo chase you around the yard haha

  • @SeanSR
    @SeanSR Год назад +2

    Pro tip... When you solder you dont heat it on the tip of solder gun and paint it on you suppose to put the heat on the opposite side and put the solder on the cold side and let it run to the heat.

  • @TheScottiem303
    @TheScottiem303 Год назад

    Good to hear you are soldering your wires now. ;)

  • @Sageofhalo
    @Sageofhalo Год назад +2

    I was looking forward to that old Honda video!

    • @2vintage
      @2vintage  Год назад +1

      It's coming. Still waiting on parts

  • @jayeddleston9486
    @jayeddleston9486 Год назад

    There was a ktm chasing you on the 4wheeler ohh wait that was your dog 😂Awesome videos

  • @puff427
    @puff427 Год назад

    Put a big bore kit in it for up grade...ur puppy gives all it has 2 keep up.lol.....love it...Great vid...b safe.peace.

  • @2heads142
    @2heads142 Год назад

    good work mate

  • @kellyriffle4750
    @kellyriffle4750 Год назад

    Had a Grizzly 660…. The motors are bad ass!

  • @orionwarren4244
    @orionwarren4244 Год назад +1

    Sometimes aircraft will cause garage doors to unexpectedly open. Or your house may be haunted! LoL

  • @dgc_weed_nerd9788
    @dgc_weed_nerd9788 Год назад +1

    Cheers brother ✌️

  • @jayjudd6518
    @jayjudd6518 Год назад +1

    Congratulations another good video. If you can do it I now should be able to do it. Ha Ha !

  • @BEEZ-R
    @BEEZ-R Год назад +2

    Its sweet that the customer can watch your video of there bike being looked at.
    Probably nerve racking too.

  • @Bri-tg6xr
    @Bri-tg6xr Год назад +3

    I've had a cdi box act like that before, actually ran faster in reverse than in first gear however that happens. Swapped in a backup cdi and it ran perfect. Weird as hell.

  • @johnhicks735
    @johnhicks735 Год назад +1

    Witch can burn out sensors.& More of the wiring harness up in the process of it all to Tom

  • @birdy695
    @birdy695 8 месяцев назад

    Vinnie trying to catch you, is so funny.

  • @thomasabbott2906
    @thomasabbott2906 Год назад +1

    Not sure if you had done it or not but alway remember to clean the screen in the oil tank when Changing the oil, it's on the oil line that runs to the engine

    • @thomasabbott2906
      @thomasabbott2906 Год назад

      And obviously the oil filter on the right side of the engine

  • @trose7620
    @trose7620 Год назад

    Think oil will be fine. It's a pump system, so only so much moves through at a time anyway. Bit, fill marks are there for a reason.