My Kawasaki 750 Vulcan oil light comes on occasionally even though it's not low on oil. The worst part is that I start to lose power and pull over for a few minutes before starting up again. All seems normal but the thought of being stuck on the road keeps me from using my bike.
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premium gas with some octane booster for a couple of tanks should do the trick because even though you cleaned the carbs there still is gunk and **** in the lines..i also suggest fogging the bike with seafoam good luck i hope this helps
Oil light came on bike cut off when I pulled in clutch I checked oil it was full started bike drove down road got were didn't want shift rite oil light still on start sqelling from bottom part of motor so when I pulled cluht in bike cut off
check fuses first... if ok, buy an electrical tester from walmart for $5 and see if it's getting any electrical to the headlight.. if it is.. replace bulb
there should be a little window just below the oil fill area that says high and low, that's where you gauge the level of oil you have. it's not a dipstick, and not very precise, but that's it.
that is because the 3rd wire is for the driving lights and the hazard if you change the position of the power wire you will lose the blinkers and have the other result
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