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Thanks yeah that's 2.1 version of the paint shaker, the one holding it was 1.9 just way to slow,lol
It's kinda funny I can make things when I am trying to fix something else. I guess while I am trying to figure the wiring out I have had ideas for a quick release for my plano 1510 on the grizzly, any ideas?
Hope we get some snow down here in the south but I don't believe we will get much if any. Damn ole coppers hate atv's around my area. I live in a huge subdivision and certain parts the neighbors wave and one area shakes their fist and that's just putting along.
Man for the longest time I couldn't find 87 or 87a in the grizzly wire diagram till yesterday I seen a post with the word relay in it, sense I am wiring my truck I know there are relays so I wanted to learn something about them and that's when I found 85,86,87 and 30 on a 4 prong relay 87a would be a fifth on these multi purpose relays. Man don't forget to dumb this down for some of us.
Multi purpose relay is nothing more then a switch. It needs a power supply and a ground to make contact
86 is your trigger
85 is your ground
87 and 30 when they make contact completes the circuit "like cutting the wire and then touching it back together" that's my understanding and I tested it so that's what I'm going with.
So here goes my theory. when you put your bike in reverse the pod light comes on."I don't know the color,yet."
Splice wire into that wire that feeds power to the reverse light indicator light on the pod, then take that new wire and connect it to 86 on your relay. That will power the trigger.
Ground 85 to battery.
30 run ground wire to battery.
87 run wire to ground on lights.
run power wire to the light to the + battery.
So basically all your doing is grounding your back up light when you put the bike in reverse, not sure why I went with the ground though I read someone saying all the other indicators were on grounds, something like that. I think this would keep the pod light on as well.
I know it works on my bench and if you guys tried this on your bikes working or not please jump in here before some one burns up their bike. Im going to do it as soon as I find what wire in the reverse wire.
Man for the longest time I couldn't find 87 or 87a in the grizzly wire diagram till yesterday I seen a post with the word relay in it, sense I am wiring my truck I know there are relays so I wanted to learn something about them and that's when I found 85,86,87 and 30 on a 4 prong relay 87a would be a fifth on these multi purpose relays. Man don't forget to dumb this down for some of us.
Multi purpose relay is nothing more then a switch. It needs a power supply and a ground to make contact
86 is your trigger
85 is your ground
87 and 30 when they make contact completes the circuit "like cutting the wire and then touching it back together" that's my understanding and I tested it so that's what I'm going with.
So here goes my theory. when you put your bike in reverse the pod light comes on."I don't know the color,yet."
Splice wire into that wire that feeds power to the reverse light indicator light on the pod, then take that new wire and connect it to 86 on your relay. That will power the trigger.
Ground 85 to battery.
30 run ground wire to battery.
87 run wire to ground on lights.
run power wire to the light to the + battery.
So basically all your doing is grounding your back up light when you put the bike in reverse, not sure why I went with the ground though I read someone saying all the other indicators were on grounds, something like that. I think this would keep the pod light on as well.
I know it works on my bench and if you guys tried this on your bikes working or not please jump in here before some one burns up their bike. Im going to do it as soon as I find what wire in the reverse wire.
Ha ha I remembered my password. First I would like to thank everyone that helped me save tons of money on my grizz. Nothing new to report other then oil filter is working great.I know this isn't a Can Hammed site but Precision 811 "moog" works for the rear universal joints.
I voted Trump simply because a civil war is easier to defuse then a global war which I believe Hillary would have started. And yet I still believe there are some in our gOv that want total control of the mass and the mass is to stupid to realize this, good and evil. Been working on wiring for truck almost a year and I was able to start truck wahoo.
I want to build a skid plate but can not find the material local. mostly in Canada. wonder if someone could or would build it for me and I can pay them? I like Rkcrwlr's plans.
I would like to do a coop45 mod for just added options or is someone better?
whelp that's my rant for the moment, be safe out there
Howdy, Hey am looking to do the reverse rev limiter and this is the only green/white trace wire I have found. The bullet connection was already there, might be why I'm a little confused.
Thanks.
so that was the green white wire I needed, this is what I did to it,
I just added a splice in between the bullet connections with a connection to the battery, also added a toggle switch and a red light onto the console in hopes the red light would come on when the reverse light went out, what I got is a red light that stays on all the time until you put it in reverse then it goes out, once I short the reverse limiter it comes back on and the normal reverse light goes out. I had to connect it to the ignition switch so what I'll tell anyone that ask what that little red light is thats on all the time is, I'll explain it lets me know if the circuit is still functioning.
When I repaired my front shaft I replaced the front diff seal
Besides the shaft assembly you will need parts 6,8,9 you will also need part 14
Welding an extension on the engine side coupling is one way to repair the issue with the shaft being too short. However you need specialized equipment and skills.
Simplest repair is to elongate the frame side diff mounting holes ¼" toward the engine with a round file or a roto grinder.
took me less than 20 minutes with a file.
This allows the diff to slide toward the engine taking up the slack.
Need to replace shaft with less then a 500 miles on the new one. I now have elongated mounting holes ready for new shaft. Wish I had done this in the beginning, good advice and real easy just have faith in yourself.
I wasn't paying attention and wanted to ask how the cage,inner race and bearing went back on so I found these videos and I hope they are right... My other question is what grease can I use so I can buy a tube of it.
Man been long time. Howdy all, Hope everyone is having the day they deserve.
2004 660. Drained oil/gas mixture,lol. Gonna pull carb and I am seeking info on any upgrades I could do to it while it is out and if there is anything else I should be looking for?
Man been long time. Howdy all, Hope everyone is having the day they deserve.
2004 660. Drained oil/gas mixture,lol. Gonna pull carb and I am seeking info on any upgrades I could do to it while it is out and if there is anything else I should be looking for?
Thank you. Hows life been treating you? Here to pick your brain. Found gas in the crank case,I pulled the seat and air cover and when I tried to start it there was blow back into the air box. I figure float stuck maybe shut off not working either way I'd like to replace carburetor. My question would be what else could have got ruined? With the oil drained is there anything else I need to do to the engine to clean it out?
Carburetor you have any suggestions rebuild or replace, they both seem to be cheap enough. I read somewhere about setting new jets make it run faster/better, I don't know.
Fuel flooded crankcase is almost always a stuck flat needle with the fuel shut off open.
Most times just draining the oil and changing the filter is enough. It is a good idea to set a bucket under both left wheels for a few hours then do the right side. Then set it flat for a few hours. Do all of this with the drain plug out There are areas in the crankcase that may not drain otherwise.
This is pertaining to if I should pursue a Colorado title for the new to me Grizzly I just purchased?
I do have the MO title in hand and signed on the back as my purchase was Private Party. So, I could physically go into the Colorado Department of Revenue with my filled out the DR2395 and pay...
They have a thread like this on the Titan (Nissan) Forum that I am a member of and it was a hit. So I just thought that I would make one here to see what people have been up to with their Grizzlys.
My new Tamarack Classic Front Box, that I will mount on my back rack, was delivered today...
New to this forum I have a kodiak with the 708cc having running issues so I came here to hopefully get some advice. When cold it starts and runs fine. I ride it for about 45 min to an hour then all of a sudden bogs out and backfires and wants to shut off when I wack the throttle. It shuts off at...
Folks,
I'm looking for advice on what to purchase. I bought a 2020 Grizzly 700 EFI SE it's the Silver Paint + Blue Stickers. I also purchased a plow for this unit which uses the Warn ProVantage 2500 winch to raise and lower. I'm looking for something that I can mount on my front rack or bumper...
Drove a total of 15 hours yesterday, 9 hours today to pick up a new to me 2014 Red Grizzly 700 EPS w/ 300 miles on her. Has winch, Yamaha HD front bumper and SS 14" wheels with ITP Terracross TR (?) shoes on her. Let's just say I'm pretty excited to have her in the family and the "long"...
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