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RE: Hesitation problem - 5/8/2008 5:50:03 PM

sas1810

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Stynk! just 1 word of warning. if your changing he loom be careful you get the same country spec. i have a 94 us model and it now has a UK 93 spec. had to change the light switch as well. US models dont have the option of turning the lights off when running, UK models do. i found out by mistake.

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1994 CBR900RR US Spec
pazzo race levers
harris rear-sets
V&H SS2R silencer
hand polished frame, swing, wheels
re-built myself all in 4 weeks

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RE: Hesitation problem - 5/8/2008 6:40:34 PM

stynkmonkey

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From: Leander Tx. USA
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I think I might try and just replace the fried wires instead. It seems to just be the yellow ones going to the reg/rec which should be simple to replace and install a new connector. (I hope)

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RE: Hesitation problem - 5/16/2008 11:58:32 AM

stynkmonkey

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On another topic I was walking around my local autozone just looking around and found a $4 inline fuel filter that looks about the same as the $20 OEM one. I'm wondering if there's any problems with using that filter instead of the factory spec one. What's the worst that can happen?

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