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JonnyQuest

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    Jonny Quest

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    Triumph Daytona 675 & 96 Royal Star
  1. Thanks guys for all your help... Elected to let a friend of mine who's a mechanic do it, good thing to, turned out it needed a new clutch piston. I just ordered new rather than a rebuild. Thanks again for all your support!
  2. Thanks! Yea, the clutch fluid is about the same color as my morning starbucks black coffee. Where is it I drain the fluid from?
  3. Went for a ride this morning and the clutch lever started getting very easy to pull in and the then had problems getting it to go into gear and of course wanted to creep forward while in first gear stopped. Can't see it being the clutch since it's a 96 with only 4800 miles. Possibly a clutch master rebuild?
  4. Will the full size engine guards from a Road Star fit a 96 Royal Star? Thought I'd ask, I know someone selling the guards really cheap. Thanks, Jon
  5. At $95/hour for labor, I'd just assume to leave the fog lights alone and let them be ornaments. That's more than what I paid for the lights & bracket combined! The state of Florida requires the passing lights be on with the low-beam on, and high beam on only by itself. However, no officer that I know if (and I was one of them) could care less, and probably wouldn't know that info anyway, unless they were FHP looking to fill quotes. I really don't care whether it be high/low beams or constant, for the fog lights to be on, just don't want to blow fuses, and want them to work at least for a while without blowing the ignition, which I've heard them do from time to time:fingers-crossed-emo
  6. I hate to sound "conductively" illiterate, but I have no idea what an ohm meter is or how to use one. I'm not someone who can't put one foot in front of the other, but just have no clue when it comes to electrical/wiring. I'ohm just going off of basic blueprints from other threads from this site. Trying to keep everything basic. But I do need to make sure I don't have connections making contact with bare metal in the headlight/fog light housing.
  7. I'm sorry, I should've elaborated more... The fuse that blew was the headlight fuse. After replacing it (the only one I have), I disconnected the red (fog lights) wire from the green wire (which I thought was the low-beam headlight wire), and the headlight works. I'm afraid to hook up the red wire to anything else risking another blown fuse. Btw... the Yamaha dealership here in Jacksonville, FL. said they would charge me 2 hours labor to wire the lights... Still having trouble accepting that!
  8. Finally got the "Yamaha" fog lights, and installed them. HOWEVER... I didn't do the relay, and just ran the red wire and connected it to the green wire. Well, when I turned the ignition on, no lights. Turned out the fuse was blown. I'm not sure it was due to the wiring, or just a coincedent. But I don't want to hook it back up to find out. Which wire, not using a relay, should I hook it up to without fear of blowing another fuse?
  9. Thank you! I did wonder about running the lines/cables through triple clamps, but a little worried about marking up the tank. SS brake/clutch lines are the way to go, I used them on all my sportbikes, especially for track days. I'm not sure if I want to risk going with 35-36" or go with a safer 34".
  10. I did check that site, however, they don't have a search menu, and answers generally don't come quickly as this site, and members here tend to lend more technical assistance. But both sites are GREAT!
  11. I'm looking at putting wider/lower beachbar handlebars on my 96 Royal Star to give it a more retro look. Does anyone know the max width & height that I can change to without replacing clutch/brake lines & cables? Is it even possible to do on the old Edsel?
  12. I tried installing the passing lights, but the ones I ordered didn't fit the yamaha setup (blinker inserts)... I'm still pretty concerned about the wiring, actually confused. Which colored wires do I connect them to, and where do I place the relay?
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