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Mark in Northern Iowa
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I tried to find the information to help, and then quit.
I enjoy the search, the reading of multiple threads, multiple websites, to find the little scrap of information that leads to the answer at the end of the tunnel. It's fun, challenging, and I usually learn something along the way.
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But, Guess what, some years used different plugs and hey GUESS WHAT some years have 2 plugs!!!
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After using the search bar, any post requesting help should at a minimum include:
1) Year, example (2018)
2) Make, example (Honda)
3) Model, example (Pioneer 700)
4) and maybe a description of your individual problem
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edit to add
and maybe say "I used the search bar, but could not find......"
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little rant over...... hahaha!!
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Have a good day
I enjoy the search, the reading of multiple threads, multiple websites, to find the little scrap of information that leads to the answer at the end of the tunnel. It's fun, challenging, and I usually learn something along the way.
.
But, Guess what, some years used different plugs and hey GUESS WHAT some years have 2 plugs!!!
.
After using the search bar, any post requesting help should at a minimum include:
1) Year, example (2018)
2) Make, example (Honda)
3) Model, example (Pioneer 700)
4) and maybe a description of your individual problem
.
edit to add
and maybe say "I used the search bar, but could not find......"
.
little rant over...... hahaha!!
.
Have a good day
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Deer Park, Texas though, how cold is it there, not like Wisconsin
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I did the Iridium plugs. Thinner oil. I also put a full sized car battery in it.. Was still not helping.
Finally put a block heater in it. Started fine if plugged in. But not if below 20 degrees.
So I wired the starter with the small utv battery after the starter solenoid so that the starter is wired 24V starts fine down to zero. Will see if starter lasts long, but I talked to someone who does it on his hill climbing race bike and he hasn't burned up a starter yet.
I can say it starts so fast that you aren't running the starter for more than a second or two. YouTube had some videos on how to do it.
Finally put a block heater in it. Started fine if plugged in. But not if below 20 degrees.
So I wired the starter with the small utv battery after the starter solenoid so that the starter is wired 24V starts fine down to zero. Will see if starter lasts long, but I talked to someone who does it on his hill climbing race bike and he hasn't burned up a starter yet.
I can say it starts so fast that you aren't running the starter for more than a second or two. YouTube had some videos on how to do it.
neat!!!!!
its intermittent, 24v should be fine.
do you keep the second battery on a tender, etc.?
its intermittent, 24v should be fine.
do you keep the second battery on a tender, etc.?
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Yes as you must know, that battery is not in the charging system.
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We live in NW Michigan and we quickly found out that the original battery in my P700-2 wasn't going to cut it. Started fine until November. We fabricated a battery bracket with a box to fit under the drivers seat and with a full size car battery installed we have had zero issues in temps well into single digits.
I agree with earlier posts....my first Honda was purchased in 1979 and I continue to be a faithful fan due to their reliability. With that said, if Honda intends to market and sell units in northern tier states and Canada, they need to step it up and install a system that will function in our climate.
I agree with earlier posts....my first Honda was purchased in 1979 and I continue to be a faithful fan due to their reliability. With that said, if Honda intends to market and sell units in northern tier states and Canada, they need to step it up and install a system that will function in our climate.
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