P1000m5 P-1K5 upgrade thread

[Jankyeye]

Added a “cheap” chase light/ brake/turn signal light. With the cooler rack installed it was hard to see the lower brakes lights.

 

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[Scrappapotamus]

Recycled the working Tusk harness from the Talon to the P1K. See how long this one last.


And just to be clear I was able to remove the seatbelt bolt with just a 5/8” wrench. 🤷‍♂️

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Thankfully you weren't required to use heat that close to your fuel tank. Another certain catastrophe eliminated

 

[Jankyeye]

Well buggy stalled again so maybe the battery bolt wasn't the whole issue after all. Only happened once in over 150 miles during a two day trip, but it did happen....

 

[Remington]

Well buggy stalled again so maybe the battery bolt wasn't the whole issue after all. Only happened once in over 150 miles during a two day trip, but it did happen....

Did u check all the grounds on the rig and mounting points as well? Or just the battery bolt?

 

[Jankyeye]

Did u check all the grounds on the rig and mounting points as well? Or just the battery bolt?

I stopped looking once I found the battery bolt. Guess I need to dig a little deeper.

 

[Remington]

I stopped looking once I found the battery bolt. Guess I need to dig a little deeper.

There are a few. One thats a culprit usually is the one on the frame back of the engine. It gets nasty the most. Stranded me once when it corroded on mine.

 

[Jankyeye]

Checked all three grounds last night (2 Eng/ 1 frame). The frame ground had some minor rust on frame side but not directly under the ground wires. Cleaned it up and put a bit of dielectric grease on it. Engine ground were tight (with a socket) so left them alone.

This morning I pulled the air filter and it was pretty nasty. Engine side was clean and dry though. Who would have thought after only 650 miles.

 

[Jankyeye]

Installed a SATV frame stiffner so I had to drop part of the skid plate. This of course led to some stripped self tappers. That pneumatic rivnut gun is still the best tool I’ve bought in some time. No pictures, nothing exciting to show.