a few questions about a pulsar

xXB12RacerXx · Jul 30th, 2003, 12:07 PM

1) how does the e-brake get tightened?

2) what does the sensor light in the dash refer to?

thank you anyone!

boost_boy · Jul 30th, 2003, 03:22 PM

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how does the e-brake get tightened?

Take off the console that surrounds the e-brake and the adjustment screw can be found.

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what does the sensor light in the dash refer to?

Sensor light is to be disregarded! After 70,000miles it should've been disconnected.

xXB12RacerXx · Jul 30th, 2003, 08:26 PM

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Originally posted by boost_boy
Take off the console that surrounds the e-brake and the adjustment screw can be found. Sensor light is to be disregarded! After 70,000miles it should've been disconnected.

you f*$@in rock man! thx!

MT maniac · Jul 30th, 2003, 10:26 PM

1) how does the e-brake get tightened?
on the inside of the drums they auto adjust for one thing you can pull drums and do whatever you want...the other way also can adjust up front like previously mentioned.

2) what does the sensor light in the dash refer to?
either disconect or have the gas sensor system repaired...my light is on right now gotta fix mine soon...

xXB12RacerXx · Aug 1st, 2003, 10:35 AM

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Originally posted by MT maniac
2) what does the sensor light in the dash refer to?
either disconect or have the gas sensor system repaired...my light is on right now gotta fix mine soon...

whats a gas sensor system on a pulsar?

Myetball · Aug 1st, 2003, 03:17 PM

The skinny on the sensor light is that on models with a reset switch under the passenger side kick panel, the sensor is triggered by a mileage counter in the speedometer. After 90k disconnect it. It's not telling you anything other than a reminder to have your system checked.

On '88 and later models without the reset switch, the sensor light is triggered by the ECU when it detects a problem in the emissions system. Usually a plugged/bad EGR or O2 sensor.

The gas sensor system is the "Exhaust Gas Sensor" aka O2 sensor.

xXB12RacerXx · Aug 5th, 2003, 10:42 AM

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Originally posted by Myetball
The skinny on the sensor light is that on models with a reset switch under the passenger side kick panel, the sensor is triggered by a mileage counter in the speedometer. After 90k disconnect it. It's not telling you anything other than a reminder to have your system checked.

On '88 and later models without the reset switch, the sensor light is triggered by the ECU when it detects a problem in the emissions system. Usually a plugged/bad EGR or O2 sensor.

The gas sensor system is the "Exhaust Gas Sensor" aka O2 sensor.

whoa!!! lets get technical! damn myet thanks!!