Well technically, it ALL needs to be there. If, however, there are parts you want to remove (for racing, for offroad, etc.) I suggest removing the equipment and leaving the wiring in place. It doesn't weigh much and you may want to replace the equipment (headlight, turn signals, etc.) later on and then you will kick yourself for having to buy a new wiring harness when you could have left it in place. If you REALLY want to remove wiring, either start at the equipment you are removing and follow those wires to their start point, removing as you go. If you are removing wiring for equipment that is already gone, simply remove all wiring that is NOT HOOKED UP! ;~)
nothing
maybe it needs rings
Crankcase oil, gas needs to be premixed
Probibly needs a valve job.
well in fall its not sunny so it doesnt get the light it needs neither does it rain much in fall so it also doesnt get the it needs
Has no compression needs new rings
Yamaha manufacture's a wide variety of products, including boats. If one needs to order replacement parts for their Yamaha boat, one would best visit the official "Yahama" website.
Needs cap and rotor
To install an aftermarket CD player in a Toyota Corolla a new wire harness is needed that corresponds with the replacement player. The old radio needs to be removed and the harness will need to connect to the cabin harness. Then the new CD player can be installed.
The mirror needs to be removed from the inside of the car, the plastic molding that goes between the dash and the roof of the car needs to be removed, then you can remove the screws that hold it in, but if it is a power mirror, you will need to disconnect the wiring harness, the wiring harness should be nearby.
It is important to maintain the oil levels on any recreational vehicle. A 250 Yamaha Bear Tracker needs 1.6 quarts of engine oil.
because harry doesnt know what malfoy needs