How do you replace the starter on a Honda Goldwing?
How to Replace the Starter on a Honda Goldwing. Place the motorcycle on a stand and remove the fuel tank’s top cowl. Open the fairing pockets and remove the trim clips, pressing in the center pin and pulling the clip out. Pull the pockets away from the fairing.
How do you change the starter on a V-Star?
Slip the new starter motor’s sprocket, positioned on the left end of the starter motor, into the V-Star’s crankcase. Screw the starter motor’s mounting bolts into place, using a 12 mm socket and a socket wrench. Tighten the bolts to 7.3 foot-pounds, using a torque wrench.
How do you change the starter on a motorcycle?
Lift the starter lead off the starter motor’s terminal. Unscrew both bolts from the right side of the starter motor, using a 12 mm socket and a socket wrench. Pull the starter motor slightly away from the motor’s crankcase, then pull it to the right of the motorcycle until the starter has been removed completely.
When did I Buy my 1982 Goldwing motorcycle?
My primary videos are about my 1982 Goldwing……during the riding months that is LOL. I bought my Goldwing in 2015 and put a lot of time into it. I figured I would share everything I’ve learned about fixing and maintaining it in hopes it would help fellow riders.
How to Replace the Starter on a Honda Goldwing. Place the motorcycle on a stand and remove the fuel tank’s top cowl. Open the fairing pockets and remove the trim clips, pressing in the center pin and pulling the clip out. Pull the pockets away from the fairing.
How do you remove a starter motor from a motorcycle?
Pull the rubber dust boot off of the starter motor’s terminal. Using a 10 mm wrench, unscrew the terminal nut and pull the starter wire lead off of the terminal. Remove the starter motor from the motorcycle. Remove all three bolts that secure the starter to the motor using the 10 mm socket. Pull the starter motor away form the motorcycle.
Slip the new starter motor’s sprocket, positioned on the left end of the starter motor, into the V-Star’s crankcase. Screw the starter motor’s mounting bolts into place, using a 12 mm socket and a socket wrench. Tighten the bolts to 7.3 foot-pounds, using a torque wrench.
My primary videos are about my 1982 Goldwing……during the riding months that is LOL. I bought my Goldwing in 2015 and put a lot of time into it. I figured I would share everything I’ve learned about fixing and maintaining it in hopes it would help fellow riders.