1986 Kawasaki Vulcan 750 Coolant Change

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  • Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 16

  • @dylancoles4620
    @dylancoles4620 2 года назад

    Thanks for the video. Just did this on my 95 Vulcan 750 and it was super easy

  • @kologames7127
    @kologames7127 3 года назад

    Thanks for the video, I'm going to change my coolant these days, and this really helped!

  • @svetoslavkostov4945
    @svetoslavkostov4945 3 года назад

    Thank you for your effort and clear advice.
    Slav

  • @timoftedahl956
    @timoftedahl956 3 года назад +1

    I need to do this to my 94. The guy I bought it from had it for all of a month and knew nothing of the service history so I've been slowly going over everything

  • @joepollack6649
    @joepollack6649 3 года назад +1

    Awesome job thanks

  • @kamilsotwinski5698
    @kamilsotwinski5698 2 года назад

    after crying, fluid is escaping from this hole next to the screw. any idea why?

  • @Ojeramup12
    @Ojeramup12 2 года назад

    My temperature gauge stopped working. Any advice? Does it have a fuse or plug/wire where it might have gotten loose?

  • @jamesdecarlo6829
    @jamesdecarlo6829 2 года назад

    Best to use the center stand for this procedure

  • @Ojeramup12
    @Ojeramup12 2 года назад

    My bike is a 2006 year model.

    • @twodogmoto6407
      @twodogmoto6407  2 года назад

      Sorry- I hardly ever look at the comments - There is a temperature sensor that screws into the thermostat housing. The housing should connect to the upper radiator hose. I would check this connection and trace it on back if you need to. If the connection is good, it could be the sensor. Hope this helps- on some models the temp sensor screws into the radiator next to the water hose-

    • @Ojeramup12
      @Ojeramup12 2 года назад

      @@twodogmoto6407 I will try this, thanks.

  • @rodneywitherspoon3306
    @rodneywitherspoon3306 3 года назад

    It is good except I can't read the tiny text and it goes by too fast to read it