2001 Suzuki VL 1500 Intruder LC "remove coil springs" Questions

...SPRING ON KICKSTAND Stretch the spring so you are able to insert coins or washers in each coil. The spring will probably be long enough to place it on the pins. remove the coins/washers. Go

...spring on a 2007 S40? Stretch the spring using a vise and a lever, or any thing else that you can find. Place a coin between each coil of the spring. Put the spring in place and remove the

...Remove the field coil and then pull the field coil with end cap from the solenoid housing, holding the end cap to the field coil to avoid pulling the armature out of the brush holder which would ...

...had a problem removing the coil caps had to remove rocker cover refitted but now the upper butterfly valves do not operate properly the sevo motor just makes them flutter reinstall springs ...

...remove the "buddy seat" and bolt on the solo. Now there are some conversion kits made that eliminate the spring seat post and bolt the saddle directly to the frame. Others have coil springs in the ...

coil when kicked. I do not have a diagram of parts and did not want to remove cover plate before I had some idea of the extent of problem. it is most likely the spring on the kickstart shaft. have had

remove the other end of the spring from the frame weldment, inspect all of the parts for wear/damage and replace if and as necessary. TO install the leg FIRST apply SILVER GRADE ANTI-SEIZE compound to

I met with an acidenet and the fork got misaligned. The realignment was done by the mechanic . I am facing a very serious problem that the whenever the i ride a bike it bumps too mcuh even on straight

...bowl was less severe and took much left effort to clean. I cleaned all parts visible with the bowl removed and flushed thorouly with carb cleaner. As always, when I reassembled the last carb, a ...

...FORK 2.16 CHANGING FORK OIL On a 2010 Touring Motorcycle 41 mm Fork If only replacing the fork oil remove the for, clamp a fork holder tool in a vise in a horizontal position and with the fork cap ...