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  1. Did you just replace the diaphragms or the slider too? Wondering because I replaced my '83 diaphragms a few years ago but used the springs that were in there. I've never really got stellar mpg, maybe on some trips but for the most part I'm not getting all that good of mileage. Wonder if this would help.

     

    -Andrew

     

    Yamaha only sell the slide and diafram as a unit so yes i replaced both

    is necessary to have the heavier springs from the 1300 with the replacement slides from Yamaha

    could be worth borrowing a set from a members 1300 parts bike and seeing how you go with them but may be to heavy with the original sliders think its only the early 1200s with the lighter sliders

  2. if you by diaphragms from Yamaha for an 83 1200 venture you will get part no 41r-14940-09 when you fit them you will have to fit new longer thicker springs as well

    CARB DIAPHRAGM SPRING. PART NUMBER- 1FK-14933-00

     

    attachment.php?attachmentid=86089&stc=1&d=1406900744

     

    attachment.php?attachmentid=86090&stc=1&d=1406900742

     

    same spring as the 1300

     

    :no-no-no: if you dont update the spring with the new diafram it will yous lots of fuel and there will be a bad dead spot between 4000 and 5000 rpm

  3. Yes there made for a price the xxls that i tryed were just to small to fit the first gen properly at 65 inches long they had to be stretched and only came down 1/2 way to the axles.

    The xxxls are plenty big as can be seen as for shipping its free as far as im aware.

    Ventures were not sold hear so finding the big covers to suet has bean difficult.

    ps; to by one from the bike shop hear is like $75 with no warranty and there not a good venture fit whitch is why i posted this. :whistling:

  4. I have two full covers but don't use them cause I like my Nelson Riggs half cover so much. It fits both 1st and 2nd gens quite well. Here is a picture of both covered by a Nelson Riggs half cover.

    cool diferent stroks :bluesbrother:

    just need to keep the sun off down hear it kills seats and pant work farly quick

  5.  

    [ENGINE MAINTENANCE

    TAPPET ADJUSTMENT

     

    ENGINE MAINTENANCE

    CARBURETOR ADJUSTMENT

     

    CHASSIS MAINTENANCE;

    BRAKES

    FORK OIL CHANGE

    STEERING HEAD ADJUSTMENT

    ANTI-DIVE UNIT (XVZ12)

    CHAIN LUBRICATION

    FINAL INSPECTION

     

    ENGINE REMOVAL

    ENGINE DISASSEMBLY

     

    CYLINDERHEAD RECONDITIONING

     

    0:40' CYLINDERHEAD RECONDITIONING

    1:00' CYLINDER BORING AND PISTON FITTING

    1:06'46" OIL PUMP INSPECTION

    1:08' WATER PUMP RECONDITIONING

     

    ENGINE ASSEMBLY; CLUTCH; MOUNTING THE ENGINE.

     

    CARBURATION

     

    ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS;

    1:41:50' INTRODUCTION

    1:45:50' BATTERY

    1:46:15" SPARKPLUG CAP

    1:47:00 RESISTANCE CHECKS

    1:49:50" CONTROL UNIT

     

    ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS;

    CHARGING SYSTEM;

    1:50::00" INTRODUCTION

    1:52:08" BATTERY CHECK

    1:53:13" STATOR COIL CHECK

    1:54:13" RECTIFIER CHECK

    1:54:20" VOLTAGE REGULATOR CHECK

    1:55:40" NEW ROTOR SECURING BOLT (XVZ12 MODELS)

     

    COOLING SYSTEM;

    1:56:18" FAN MOTOR CIRCUIT

    1:59:35" TEMPERATURE GAUGE UNIT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdF7bMiP01Q

     

    ORK REBUILDING;

    REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPqpEn1-sdA

    Last edited by hell yea; Today at 08:28 PM.

  6.  

    [ENGINE MAINTENANCE

    TAPPET ADJUSTMENT

     

    ENGINE MAINTENANCE

    CARBURETOR ADJUSTMENT

     

    CHASSIS MAINTENANCE;

    BRAKES

    FORK OIL CHANGE

    STEERING HEAD ADJUSTMENT

    ANTI-DIVE UNIT (XVZ12)

    CHAIN LUBRICATION

    FINAL INSPECTION

     

    ENGINE REMOVAL

    ENGINE DISASSEMBLY

     

    CYLINDERHEAD RECONDITIONING

     

    0:40' CYLINDERHEAD RECONDITIONING

    1:00' CYLINDER BORING AND PISTON FITTING

    1:06'46" OIL PUMP INSPECTION

    1:08' WATER PUMP RECONDITIONING

     

    ENGINE ASSEMBLY; CLUTCH; MOUNTING THE ENGINE.

     

    CARBURATION

     

    ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS;

    1:41:50' INTRODUCTION

    1:45:50' BATTERY

    1:46:15" SPARKPLUG CAP

    1:47:00 RESISTANCE CHECKS

    1:49:50" CONTROL UNIT

     

    ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS;

    CHARGING SYSTEM;

    1:50::00" INTRODUCTION

    1:52:08" BATTERY CHECK

    1:53:13" STATOR COIL CHECK

    1:54:13" RECTIFIER CHECK

    1:54:20" VOLTAGE REGULATOR CHECK

    1:55:40" NEW ROTOR SECURING BOLT (XVZ12 MODELS)

     

    COOLING SYSTEM;

    1:56:18" FAN MOTOR CIRCUIT

    1:59:35" TEMPERATURE GAUGE UNIT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdF7bMiP01Q

     

    ORK REBUILDING;

    REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPqpEn1-sdA

  7. I never understood why riders would rather lean a bike into a turn than just turn the steering bars. Been riding for 40 years and if I want to make a turn, I just turn the steering bars. Never have to worry about lean angle limits. Having a passneger and a trailer...seems like a lot at stake for on the edge riding if you ask me.

     

    IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO TERN A MOTORCYCLE WITHOUT LEANING IT JUST THE WAY 2 WHEELS WORKS

    TO TERN LEFT ON A MOTORCYCLE YOU NUGH THE BARS TO THE RIGHT AS YOU LEAN INTO THE TERN ,

    IF YOU TRY TO KEEP THE BIKE UPRIGHT AND TERN THE BARS LEFT IT WILL FALL TO THE RIGHT TRY IT AND SEE

    IT HAS TO LEAN IN THE DIRECTION OF THE CURVE

     

     

  8. reading the service bulletins it seas the 83 had lighter slides and when replacing one you should replace the spring as well.

    but im hoping that replacing all 4 i may be abell to get away with using the original springs will let you all know how it goes

    failing that has anybody got the part number for the later spring 84 on

  9. well they are right about it retaining Harley DNA 55-kW electric motor that produces 75 hp

    they could have made it fast but hay that wouldn't be in the Harley tradition lol :stirthepot::mytruck: will be plenty of this i fell to lol another Harley tradition :rotf::rotf::rotf:

  10. Does anyone know what the bank angle of a 2013 Venture S is with 2 up. I had a near death experience wailing into a corner on CR 26 in the Ohio Wayne Forest towing a trailer. Grounded out, ran out of road, struck a line up the shoulder, trailer went sideways into the ditch, bike came back onto the asphalt totally sideways, grabbed a hand full of throttle, put my foot down and slid sideways, fishtailed a couple of times and rode on. That's when I said to myself, "I am selling this f&%$#%*@g piece of crap and getting another Gold Wing"

     

    It over steers, carries too little gas, is very top heavy, and the cruise control is just an aggravating bad joke. Hope Yamaha does and better job with the next edition---if they plan on making one. This was just a bad experiment for me. The only positive thing I can say is this bike is only comfortable when floating down the Interstate, and there, it is quite comfortable.

     

    The Wings have about a 45 degree bank angle and the Harley is around 25 degrees. I suspect the Venture is somewhere around the same as a Harley.

     

     

    you did all that and stayed upright well that's a testimony on how well the venture handles and just how recklessly you endanger your pillion.

    just saying

    do that on a wing and recover i dear you

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