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BW 350 PSRU Failure, please share the word!
The included cylinder angle on all Harley-Davidson engines, except the V-Rod, is 45 degrees. The V-Rod is 60 degrees. -
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Why aren't more auto engines being used
While this post is only peripherally related to the main thread it does tie in with Dan's post above. A few years ago I had a young guy working for me, 18 or 19 years old. His girlfriend would show up to pick him up from work in her old car, a 1974, 307, 2 barrel Chevy Malibu. She had recently...- KSweeney
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- Forum: Firewall Forward / Props / Fuel System
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Understanding Electronic Fuel Injection......The Basics
A slight correction, or possibly a more accurate description. At the risk of being pedantic, the crank sensors that you show above are not usually called Hall effect sensors. While the sensors shown do use Hall effect transistors, they are more properly called gear tooth sensors. Without going...- KSweeney
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- Forum: Firewall Forward / Props / Fuel System
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Hard starting, won't keep running
Just a heads up. The NGK BP5ES is a very hot plug. Kawasaki KZ900, KZ1000 and most all Suzuki air cooled 4 cylinders from the 1980s used BP8ES or BP9ES. GS1100 and GS1150 Suzukis used, before they switched to liquid cooling, 8 and 9 heat range also. These were, at least some of them, 115-125...