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making a starter button 17 Oct 2007 10:00 #176699

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Yeah, it would be prudent for me to buy a couple of those buttons, but I actually made two so I already have too many. If Partnsmore didn't have a minimum purchase requirement, I'd probably buy one or two, but I don't really need anything else at the moment.

Oh well.

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making a starter button 17 Oct 2007 11:39 #176714

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Here is a guy that makes them too. For my XS650 Yamaha he makes them out of aluminum. They are the same for the start AND horn button. I ordered two and have replaced my broken start button.It worked perfectly and looks fine and won't break like a plastic one.
For Kwaks I think he only makes them out of plastic.
Five bucks a piece for the aluminum ones I ordered. Fast turnaround too.

www.freewebs.com/kibokojoe/
Check out our site. kcvjmc.org
1977 Yamaha XS650
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making a starter button 18 Oct 2007 02:40 #176842

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The wiring for a Kaw requires the button be plastic or be somehow insulated.

It wouldn't be very hard, though, to reconfigure the wiring in order to use the aluminum ones.

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