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If the plates look burned... you need to replace them. Have you been slipping your clutch overmuch? Or clutching up into wheelies? You'll also need to check to see if the metal discs have either warped or blued. [i]Best done by a shop.[/b]
SOURCE: need to install GPS on BMW 1150 GS...have no manual...how, please
Check your owners manual for location of your fuse box. You will probably find connections for accessories. If not make sure you use an inline fuse on the positive connection and then ground to the frame.....Good Luck and Nice Bike!
SOURCE: wont help in correct way to check oil level for
The bike has to be both level and vertical when you check it - not on the stand.
It would be good if someone can hold the bike up for you when you remove the filler plug (which has the oil level dipstick attached) from the cover on right side of engine, Or you may be able to sit on it , holding it upright with your legs and reach down with right hand to remove the filler cap/dipstick.
Wipe off the stick and re-insert it and screw it all way closed, then immediately remove it again. The oil level shoud be between the two indicator marks on the flat tip at the very end.
If bike is on side-stand you will see nothing on the stick - bike must be upright,
If you need to add any oil, use a funnel and put the oil in through the same hole the cap/dipstick goes into. Best use a motorcycle specific oil - automobile oils contain additives that can cause clutch performance issues
Good Luck!
SOURCE: need to no why my bike dosnt have an oil site glass
Check your owners manual it will tell you how many cc or oz. to add also on alot of the dirt bikes it is stamped how much to add, buy a measuring cup and add per. bike specs.
If you don't have a manual do a internet search for your make and year of bike for how much oil to add.
There is not a dipstick or a sight glass on most dirt bikes...Hope this helps
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