Motorcycle handlebar switches are a common feature of most bikes and provide riders with easy access to important functions. They are usually located on the left or right side of the handlebars, or sometimes both. They allow riders to quickly and easily activate or deactivate electrical components such as headlights, turn signals, and other accessories. …
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YOU MIGHT NEED THESE BRAKE PADS BRAKE ROTORS BRAKE CLEANER DISC BRAKE PAD SPREADER SET TOOLS & TORQUE WRENCH 1. SAFETY FIRST Park the vehicle on a dry, flat surface and install wheel chocks. Be sure to wear safety goggles and protective gloves. Be careful when lifting the car. Use secure jack points for the jack and jack stands. 2. …
If testing the starter circuit indicates a fault in the starter motor , disconnect the battery and remove the motor from the car – complete with its attached solenoid if it is a pre-engaged type of motor. An inertia type starter motorAn inertia-type starter motor is fitted with a Bendix gear on the shaft from the armature. When the started switch is turned …
Handbrake cable layouts vary from car to car, but have only a limited range of types of component. Although you may, for example, find an adjuster screw almost anywhere between the brake lever and the wheels, it can be treated in much the same way. Alternative handbrake layoutA handbrake layout, with a primary cable running to a compensating …
ATVs and UTVs serve many purposes, but one very specific purpose comes to mind as it relates to the powersports world: to go places and do things motorcycles can’t. A four-wheeler’s sure-footedness, towing capabilities, and ability to carry several passengers in some models (unlike a dirt bike) allow more people to join in on an …
A tire can be either directional or multi-directional. Whether you are mounting new tires to your ATV or if you want to make sure the wheels are installed correctly, you need to know if the tires are directional or not. Directional tires should be mounted in a specific direction for optimal performance, while multi-directional tires …
A brake pad is the part of your car’s disc brake system that pinches the wheel rotor to cause friction, which in turn, stops your car. What’s a disc brake system? A disc brake is the modern day equivalent of the traditional drum brakes assembly. In a drum brake assembly, a brake shoe pushes against a brake drum that rotates with …
Here are answers to five questions car owners frequently ask about drum brakes and disc brakes: 1. What Are The Critical Components In Drum Brakes? A drum brake system has the following five key components: Brake drum: a large metal drum that rotates with your wheel and forms a frictional pair with your drum brake shoes. Brake shoe: a curved metallic …
The master link, also known as a fast link or link rivet, is a pair of two outer plates, with each plate resembling the outer plate of a chain. If you don’t have a chain tool, a quick-release master link enables you to join or detach a chain. It also serves as a set of the …
There are 2 compelling reasons to upgrade from the stock tires that came with your ATV or UTV. OEM stock tires are less durable than replacement ATV tires. Because they are built to a price they are more prone to punctures and will wear out quicker. OEM stock tires can’t match the performance of replacement tires purpose-designed …
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