Recent content by Fennellg

Mine was the same. Then the horn stopped altogether. And my brake lights were out as well. Tracked down the fuse. Not a straight forward thing at all. Replaced the fuse and horn. Got a round car horn from Advanced Auto Parts. Replaced it, Fit like a glove and it was more robust in its...

I too have noticed our bikes are not wild about the rain. Oddly enough my Harley's never missed a beat. They were better in the winter as well. Could run my heated gear all maxed out in 20 degree weather all day every day. :)

4th meal and backyard view

You saved me the trouble.

Well those things are expensive. Wants and needs……. At least you got what you needed :)

This just a few miles from the house. Wife loves to drop by and say Hello. They also have peacocks and it sounds just like the old black and white Tarzan movies. :). Found them on a ride. Cool thread something new and interesting. Beats another oil thread :(

Sounds like our bikes just got more valuable as a parts bike. :)

Looks tall enough for the Airstream I am thinking about getting. :)

I have to get mine done this month as well. :)

I changed mine at 40k or so due to a leak. My Harley’s every 40 to 60 K

Just monitor sound advice no matter the rating. :)

Understood, same advice keep after it till resolved :)

RCI NC has the most likely explanation. ( or some variation) But there is another possibility the temperature sensor could be heating up and giving in inaccurate readings get a heat gun and test it, could even do it at speed. Keep going till the problem is resolved. Radiator hoses...

Understood, deferring to the pros given the lower cost and OEM fit is a good way to go. Those shops do a good job. Never seen one fail. Bad work yields a deficit in orders. They care a great deal about their reputation.

Perhaps bring the old one with the new one to a welder. He could make it work. Brings me to a question why not a radiator repair shop? Seen what they can do, been in the car industry a long time.