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Old 11-23-2005   #1 (permalink)
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Very nice web site there Deb.
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sorry I just replied, guys. And thanks!
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I like how you actually post your prices next to items Great site, I've bookmarked it and will share with friends.
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Your site is simple yet informative. It's free of clutters so visitors will be glad to check it out often.


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Old 06-18-2007   #8 (permalink)
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Hi Debbi! Great site. With the newly released diesel trans4x4, any issues you guys are seeing?
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What about the reported noise issue of the diesel over the gas version in the 2007 model?
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My 2004 3010 has been making a grinding sound when I shift to high since I bought it. Now the grinding has gotten worse, idles very high, and really don't have anyone I trust to work on it. Dealer I bought from is a moron , very rude, if I had known that before I bought it I wouldn't have bought from him. But I have had this machine now for almost 4 years, and have had some what good service until lately. Has anyone had this high idle problem and shift grinding with theirs, and what have you done to remedy. Any manuals for sale that I can use to do my own service? Just need help. Thanks, Shasto.
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My 2004 3010 has been making a grinding sound when I shift to high since I bought it. Now the grinding has gotten worse, idles very high, and really don't have anyone I trust to work on it. Dealer I bought from is a moron , very rude, if I had known that before I bought it I wouldn't have bought from him. But I have had this machine now for almost 4 years, and have had some what good service until lately. Has anyone had this high idle problem and shift grinding with theirs, and what have you done to remedy. Any manuals for sale that I can use to do my own service? Just need help. Thanks, Shasto.
I sure hope you get some replies as I have the same problem! The only thing the service guy says (in a snotty way) is that just make sure you never slam it in gear as it will break the teeth off something and he's getting sick of fixing them.
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ps; The other problem is the poor design of the 4X4 with the clanking noises.
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I DO have need for advice from some smart soul. My MULE fouls spark plugs. It has done it since Day 1. The first dealer to work on it was the San Antonio dealer, when it was only 3 months old. This was back in 1998. He said, "it is getting excessive ahounts of oil on the sparkplugs. You need a ring and valve job." I said, "Incredible! how can this be?" Long story/short: they did a ring and valve job for 'ouch', $975!! I was upset, but I needed my Mule to run, and run well. Ouch #2: the ring and valve job did ZERO to fix the fouling problem. It appears to me that the fluffy, powdery, black deposits on the sparkplugs are GASOLINE-sourced, not lube oil-sourced. I think my Mule is running way, way too rich! Further evidence to support that analysis is the fact that this engine will start on 'most any morning from a cold start, with ZERO joking needed.

Does anyone here know if this Mule carburetor can be adjusted to give a leaner mixture?


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Tried to look at your site today, but kept getting the following error message:

Bandwidth Limit Exceeded
The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to the site owner reaching his/her bandwidth limit. Please try again later.
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Apache/1.3.41 Server at www.kawasakimule.org Port 80
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