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ccsailor
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Posted: Sun Mar 11th, 2007 04:00 am | 1st Post |
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Air Filters
K & N
GL1000 - HA-0800
GL1100 - HA-8080
GL1200 - HA-8084
GL1500 - HA-8088
GL1800 - HA-1801
Batteries
Odyssey - (sealed)
GL1000, GL1100, GL1200, GL1500 - PC680MJ or PC680 (*1)(*2)
GL1800 - PC545 (*3)
(*1) MJ stands for Metal Jacket. It is not necessary to have the Metal Jacket in our applications, therefore you could use the PC680
instead.
Without the Metal Jacket, the battery is cheaper.
(*2) Battery installation requires re-routing of battery cables.
(*3) The PC545 is 15/16" lower in height than the OEM battery.
Paint 98 1500 candy apple red
Colorrite 2615
Honda R176C
Brakes and Rotors
EBC Brakes
GL1200
Rear Rotor - MD1082
Rear Pads - FA69xx
NOTE: substitute the xx above in the pad number with GG for low performance pads, FF for mid performance pads or HH for high performance
pads.
EBC Brake Pad & Disc listing for Goldwings.
Model & Year
Front Pads
Front Left Disc
Front Right Disc
Rear Pads
Rear Disc
GL1000, 1975-77
FA29
MD1074LS
MD1074RS
FA32
MD1064
GL1000, 1978 FA29
FA32
GL1000, 1979 FA29
MD1036LS
MD1036RS
FA32
MD1064
GL1100 & I, 1980 FA30
MD1036LS
MD1036RS
FA29
MD1071
GL1100 & I, 1981 FA29
MD1036LS
MD1036RS
FA29
MD1071
GL1100 & I, 1982 FA69/2
MD1036LS
MD1036RS
FA29
MD1082
GL1100 & I, 1983 FA69
MD1036LS
MD1036RS
FA29
MD1082
GL1100 Asp, 1982 FA69/2
MD1133LS
MD1133RS
FA69
MD1082
GL1100 Asp, 1983 FA69
MD1133LS
MD1133RS
FA69
MD1082
GL1200 I & Asp (5mm thick front disc), 1984-85 FA69/3
MD1083LS
MD1083RS
FA69/3
MD1082
GL1200 I, Asp, Ltd & Sei (10mm thick front disc) 1985-87 FA69/3
MD1125LS
MD1125RS
FA69/3
MD1082
GL1500, 1988-89 FA124/2
MD1126LS
MD1126RS
FA69/3
MD1127
GL1500, I, Asp & SE, 1990-00 FA124/2
MD1126LS
MD1126RS
FA69/3
MD1077
GL1500 Valkyrie & Tourer, 1997-98 FA142
FA196
MD1077
GL1500 Valkyrie & Tourer, 1999-03 FA142
FA196
TBA
GL1800 A1 & A2, 01-04 FA261HH
TBA
TBA
FA261HH
Bearings
GL1500 Rear Wheel (6204RS (driveshaft side) and 6304RS (disc side)
GL1500 Front wheel Koyo 28-6302 or equivalent (usually 6302RS)
GL1500 Alternator Bearings NSK 6000DU
GL1500 Fuel Filter VFR NT650
Oil Filters
AC Delco
GL1500, GL1800 - PF2135
AMSOil
GL1200 - SMF-101
GL1500, GL1800 - SMF-103
Carquest
GL1500, GL1800 - 85358
Castrol 73117
FRAM
GL1000, GL1100, GL1200 - CH6009
GL1500, GL1800 - PH6017A
Fram CH6017
K & N
GL1000, GL1100, GL1200 - KN401
GL1500 - KN303
GL1800 - KN204
NAPA
GL1000, GL1100, GL1200 - NAPA Gold 4940
GL1500, GL1800 - NAPA Gold 1358
Purolator
GL1000, GL1100, GL1200 - ML16809
GL1500, GL1800 - ML16817 or ML16819
STP
GL1100, GL1200 - SMO-09
GL1500, GL1800 - SMO-17
Walmart
GL1500 SuperTec 6607
WIX
GL1000, GL1100, GL1200 - 24940
GL1500, GL1800 - 51358
Radiator Hose
GL1000, GL1100, GL1200
(Cut in half to make 2 hoses)
NAPA - 7733
Gates - 21008
Spark Plugs
GL1000 (75 - 79)
NGK Standard Plug - D8EA-9 (Gap .028")
NGK Iridium Plug - DR8EIX (Gap .028")
GL11001(80)
NGK Standard Plug - D8EA (Gap .028")
NGK Iridium Plug - DR8EIX (Gap .028")
GL11001(81)
NGK Standard Plug - DPR8ES-L (Gap .028")
NGK Iridium Plug - DR8EIX (Gap .028")
GL1100 / I / A (82 - 83)
NGK Standard Plug - DPR8EA-9 (Gap .035")
NGK Iridium Plug - DPR8EIX-9 (Gap .035")
GL1200 / I / A / L / SEi (84 - 87)
NGK Standard Plug - DPR8EA-9 (Gap .035")
NGK Iridium Plug - DPR8EIX-9 (Gap .035")
GL1500 / I / A / SE (88 - 00)
NGK Standard Plug - DPR7EA-9 (Gap .035")
NGK Iridium Plug - DPR7EIX-9 (Gap .035")
GL1800 / A (01 - 05)
NGK Standard Plug - BKR6E-11 (Gap .043")
NGK Iridium Plug - BKR6EIX-11 (Gap .043")
Timing Belts
GL1000 & GL1100
Gates - #5119 or #T274 (2ea.)
NAPA - #250274 (2 ea.)
Goodyear - #40274 (2 ea.)
GL1200
Gates - #5043 or #T070 (2 ea.)
NAPA - #250070 (2 ea.)
Goodyear - #40070 (2 ea.)
GL1500
Gates - #T275 (2 ea.)
NAPA - #250275 (2 ea.)
Goodyear - #40275 (2 ea.)
GL1500 Aftermarket Radiator Cap.
Stant 11233
NAPA 703-1406.
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2002 1800 BLACK
1991 1500 S/E (BLACK)
Loud Pipes Just cover up poor riding skills!!!!!
more people have died in the name of religion than all of diseases combined
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socks suck
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Posted: Sun Mar 11th, 2007 05:03 am | 2nd Post |
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| awsome list, i know this will come in handy more than once!
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Chris Schwegler
'74 KZ400 - Started it all
'82 GL1100 - A small step up
'02 28cc "shit-ped" © top speed 30pmh haha
I only own bikes that are older than me. and a scooter i found in the garbage.
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Wildcat
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Posted: Sun Mar 11th, 2007 05:53 am | 3rd Post |
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Great list Neil, saved that in Word .doc for future reference, may save some digging around in the near future 
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Rejuvenated 1984 Interstate
Newly Acquired sad looking 1984 Aspencade
1983 Honda CM250C
Skype Wildcat
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Deadweasel
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Posted: Tue Dec 11th, 2007 03:06 pm | 4th Post |
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You, sir, are my new hero! Been looking all over creation for aftermarket rotors! Do you have any idea how hard it is to search the web for aftermarket parts for a 1980 GL1100i??
Well, I suppose you must have some inkling, else you wouldn't have created this list. In any case, thanks a million for it!
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fysty-1
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Posted: Wed Dec 12th, 2007 07:10 am | 5th Post |
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Thanks Neil, great list. 
Thanks weasel for bringing this up. I didn't realize how old it was. But sure is good info.
Last edited on Wed Dec 12th, 2007 07:20 am by fysty-1
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Angela "fysty-1" Dodds
White Rock, B.C.
"Baby Blue" 1985 Gold Wing GL1200 Interstate Hybrid
"Blue may not be the fastest but it is the Prettiest"
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JBZ
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Posted: Wed Dec 12th, 2007 09:25 am | 6th Post |
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| I think the rear brake pad on the 83 gl1100 and interstate should be a fa69 not a fa29. JB
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2003 yamaha vstar 1100 classic 2004 honda rebel 250 {2}1983 aspencades + 83 Interstate 82 Aspencade 77 gl 1000 81 gl 1100 standard {2}1981 Interstates 78 gl1000
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tybme
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Posted: Wed Dec 12th, 2007 04:49 pm | 7th Post |
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Nicely done.
Looks like this post needs to be moved to the new reference forum!
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Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways. totally worn out, shouting, "Holy ****... What a Ride!"
Relax, it's only life and it has to end sometime.
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Curlytops
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Posted: Wed Dec 12th, 2007 06:00 pm | 8th Post |
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| Wow fantastic.. most of the info i needed in one place thankyou!!!
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To old to die young!!
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motor22
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Posted: Wed Dec 12th, 2007 07:40 pm | 9th Post |
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| Good job
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Training will keep you alive. Practice evasive and braking techniques. Please stay safe.
Scott
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78 Suzuki GS550 (gone)
85 Yamaha 750 Seca (gone)
00 Suzuki 800 Intruder (gone)
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Deadweasel
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Posted: Wed Dec 12th, 2007 10:38 pm | 10th Post |
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Wow!
I just did a search for "1980 GL110i brake pads" and got this post. I thought it might be a little old, but hey, posts are kept around for a reason, and as far as I'm concerned, the info in this one is it!
Old or not, Neil deserves mad props for this list!
 <-- Parts pimp
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Silicon Sam
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Posted: Sun Dec 16th, 2007 09:12 am | 11th Post |
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JBZ wrote:
I think the rear brake pad on the 83 gl1100 and interstate should be a fa69 not a fa29. JB
Yeah, both the '82 and '83 in the list should use pads FA69, not FA29. The 2 piston calipers use the FA69, the single piston uses FA29.
Raymond
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1983 GL1100 Interstate
1983 GL1100 Standard
1983 GL1100 Aspencade
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Redwing
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Posted: Sun Dec 23rd, 2007 08:44 pm | 12th Post |
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Congratulations to fysty-1, Wildcat, and ccsailor on your Promotion to "Senior Member" Well done.
 
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*****"REDWING"*****"
RED HONDA 50 AND MY NEIGHBOURS RED 1800
///////"RIDER OF THE FASTEST COLOUR"///////
////EVERYONE IS ENTITLED TO MY OPINION////
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fysty-1
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Posted: Mon Dec 24th, 2007 03:28 pm | 13th Post |
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Redwing wrote: Congratulations to fysty-1, Wildcat, and ccsailor on your Promotion to "Senior Member" Well done..
What a wonderful Christmas present. I can't find the words to say howsurprised I was, when reading a post on Part #'s and see this. Thank-you very much Cirian.
I would like to take this time to wish the moderators, gurus & all the other members A VERRRY MERRRY CHRISTMAS & HAPPY NEW YEAR. I'd like to thank all those who selflessly helped me along the way and be assured that I will and have passed it on. THANK-YOU, THANK-YOU, THANK-YOU, THANK-YOU, for a fabulous site!!!!!
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Angela "fysty-1" Dodds
White Rock, B.C.
"Baby Blue" 1985 Gold Wing GL1200 Interstate Hybrid
"Blue may not be the fastest but it is the Prettiest"
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Redwing
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Posted: Mon Dec 24th, 2007 06:15 pm | 14th Post |
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fysty-1 wrote: Redwing wrote:
Congratulations to fysty-1, Wildcat, and ccsailor on your Promotion to "Senior Member" Well done..
What a wonderful Christmas present. I can't find the words to say howsurprised I was, when reading a post on Part #'s and see this. Thank-you very much Cirian.
Hey fysty-1  what tablets are you taking 
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*****"REDWING"*****"
RED HONDA 50 AND MY NEIGHBOURS RED 1800
///////"RIDER OF THE FASTEST COLOUR"///////
////EVERYONE IS ENTITLED TO MY OPINION////
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Broke Winger
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Posted: Mon Jan 28th, 2008 11:24 pm | 15th Post |
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Thought this should be added over here.
Posted by Peterbylt;
The thermal switch on my 81 gl1100 has been broken for some time.
I dropped a couple of wires down and hardwired a toggle switch across it.
$80 or $90 dollars for the replacement switch seemed a little excessive.
I read on the nakedwings board that a thermal switch out of a 94 Geo Metro 1.0L was the right thread and temp so I went to Advance auto parts and bought one for $16.95.
The switch did not have the protruding extension on the inside and had different connectors but it did have the correct threads and screwed right in.
I made some little connector wire adapters so I would not have to cut the original wiring harness and I wanted to keep the bypass switch.
The switch works like a champ and comes on when it should and shuts off when it should.
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Rabbit
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Posted: Thu Mar 20th, 2008 01:11 pm | 16th Post |
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| Thank You ccsailor
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FixRupR
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Posted: Tue Apr 22nd, 2008 07:52 am | 17th Post |
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Thanks from Alberta!! 
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Redwing
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Posted: Tue Apr 22nd, 2008 07:26 pm | 18th Post |
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Thanks from The Aran Islands
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RED HONDA 50 AND MY NEIGHBOURS RED 1800
///////"RIDER OF THE FASTEST COLOUR"///////
////EVERYONE IS ENTITLED TO MY OPINION////
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oldgoat
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Posted: Thu May 29th, 2008 07:06 pm | 19th Post |
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Just consulted the list for timing belts
Well done sailorman
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2006 Suzuki Burgman 400
1980 GL1100 Interstate (no luggage)
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wingflipper
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Posted: Fri Jun 20th, 2008 10:49 am | 20th Post |
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Great List Man! I will post it on my garage wall.
Thanks soo much!
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I think I'm finally old enough to ride a bike!
93 Aspencade
99 Magna VF750C
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