Needing a reputable company to purchase a front brake light switch
Quote from: Shane4371 on March 29, 2016, 07:07:58 PM
Needing a reputable company to purchase a front brake light switch
Have you checked with RPM?
See one on thier sight,don't know if it'll work ,sent them a email
Quote from: Shane4371 on March 29, 2016, 07:20:59 PM
See one on thier sight,don't know if it'll work ,sent them a email
Randy and or Robert can help you out. OEM or not, they make this stuff work. Clever lads that don't the how to give up...
I asked them if it would work with my 86
Quote from: Shane4371 on March 29, 2016, 07:32:36 PM
I asked them if it would work with my 86
Yep, fits all years. :good2:
Ordering it now,thanks buddy
Quote from: Shane4371 on March 29, 2016, 07:38:46 PM
Ordering it now,thanks buddy
You will be happy, if not then sell it to me... Randy offers good products and stands behind them. Knowing him first hand, I sand with him as well.
I got uni pods from rpm today,didn't know the oil you gotta apply to them was a separate lurch item.kinda kissed me off
Quote from: Shane4371 on March 29, 2016, 07:46:28 PM
I got uni pods from rpm today,didn't know the oil you gotta apply to them was a separate lurch item.kinda kissed me off
in the item description it doesn't say the oil needs to be lurched separate
I have UNIpods also. They make several sprays specifically for them. About $12 to $24 a can but being a cheap sob I don't use them. I wash and dry mine then dip them in any 30wt oil I have laying around, wring them out and install. Dave
A small cost to the value you get. The amount of dirt and crap I wash out of my UNI filters is shocking. When I take them off to wash them and see the intake throats of my carbs clean and pristine, awesome.
I went to AutoZone bough some uni pod oil and cleaner 15 bucks,i agree a small cost for the job I hear they do.
Quote from: Shane4371 on March 29, 2016, 08:06:56 PM
I went to AutoZone bough some uni pod oil and cleaner 15 bucks,i agree a small cost for the job I hear they do.
Are your pods red or black?
Black,why?
Quote from: Shane4371 on March 29, 2016, 08:52:53 PM
Black,why?
Red shows how dirty they are... Black means clean them as often as the Red ones. You just know from the color.... :blum1:
I'm thinking clean them with every oil change?
Sounds crazy,i've got 3 in 401 oil filters and 12 quarts of 20w50 castroll oil,that's to be all used up by August this year,
Quote from: Shane4371 on March 29, 2016, 09:10:22 PM
Sounds crazy,i've got 3 in 401 oil filters and 12 quarts of 20w50 castroll oil,that's to be all used up by August this year,
weather it needs it or not
Quote from: Shane4371 on March 29, 2016, 09:07:18 PM
I'm thinking clean them with every oil change?
Works good every oil change, wait till you see the crud that flushes out when you wash them. I use dish soap and very hot water, twice. Then a good dry off period. Fans help speed that up if you need to ride,,,
Quote from: Shane4371 on March 29, 2016, 07:49:41 PM
Quote from: Shane4371 on March 29, 2016, 07:46:28 PM
I got uni pods from rpm today,didn't know the oil you gotta apply to them was a separate lurch item.kinda kissed me off
in the item description it doesn't say the oil needs to be lurched separate
The description has been changed so no one else make the assumption that the filter oil or cleaner is included with the purchase of the air filter.
Randy - RPM
Quote from: Shane4371 on March 29, 2016, 07:32:36 PM
I asked them if it would work with my 86
I replied to your email this morning. I do not have the stock brake light switch in stock, I have a call into my Yamaha supplier for pricing to get you one.
The brake light switch I sell on the website is the conversion switch for the FJR master cylinder when adding it to the FJ. Since the FJR is ABS they use a switch that functions opposite of the stock FJ switch.
I will let you know via email about the stock brake light switch.
Randy - RPM
Thanks for the outstanding service,we hatched it out.I'll be worry free in a few day,