20 Most Recent 2004 Yamaha FJR 1300 Questions & Answers

These days with solid state electronics on board,I not jumpstart anything.unplug headlight,get someone to push the bike up to 5 mph,pull clutch in put in second gear pop cluch n roll start.Make sure key is on and kill switch in run position.Also,this will only work if battery has some life and at least 10v.Most all electrical systems need 10 v or better for ignition to work.If you choose to jump start with another battery make sure polarity on battery is hooked up properly and connect ground terminal first then positive on bike and then hook up other end same way.good luck....

To get access to the battery, which I is under that black plastic just to the right of the gas tank. You will find 2 Phillips or hex screws that needs to be undone on the top, then you will find 2 plastic pop attachers that need to be un popped. Then then plastic cover will come of fairly easy with a little jimmying around

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certainly it can be bypassed, but why would you want to do that for. It is similar effort to replace the switch. It provides SAFETY information for you! It has been found difficult to execute proper turns with the kickstand down...

get a dealer to check , this can be dangerous on the road.

When was the last time you had your valves adjusted. These need periodic adjustment and this is probably the cause of the noise

Not Sure What Side It Is On, But It Is just Behind The main fairing As You Sit On The Bike, Its A nobblie Srew About Size Of A Twenty Pence piece

Start by checking or replacing the oil level sensor/oil pressure sensor. It is located on the bottom of the motor in the center.

givi do a kit specific to the bike, visit their web site for details

Probably the brake light switch in the handlebar or the hydraulic in-line brake switch.