Stallion Parts & Maintenance Reference

proudindian · Oct 8, 2013

My AC did leak But I tighten the fittings and did a recharge I have cold air
All the time now in las vegas
Also on the antifreeze at the rear left tire there's a pipe with a rubber cap might have to be replaced same thing the right front under the hood by the gear shift does a rubber cap that I had to replace and mine works fine after those replaced

Doc7402 · Oct 9, 2013

will I spoke to Rich at TBS he said he would check into it and see about getting new lines

Backdraft · Nov 21, 2013

Re: Air Leak

Big Dog said:
I have noticed that I'm losing air, both over night and while riding. Last night I parked at 28psi, both sides even. This morning was at 17psi, and a 3/4" differance left to right side. Anyone else had this problem?

I had a slow leak as well. Turn out to be a leaking valve stem. Now, all is good

admin7 · Nov 25, 2013

Re: First oil Change

Hello; Mattel, I use car ramps and just back my stallion up on them works great, also I bought a Low Profile Floor Jack from Harbor-Freight I think it was about $80.00 but it's only 2 7/8" high and goes under the frame easy and its a 3ton. Hope this helps.

William aka: admin7

Mattel said:
I changed my Oil this weekend and it went well. I have heard that it is tough to get off the oil filter for the first time, so I used a Cup style oil filter wrench. The tip that i learned related to using the filter wrench. With the cup style wrench if you do not get it to seat all the way it will just slip. I used a rubber mallet to tap it into place. Once I did that, it was a snap to get the oil filter off. Then you need a vice and a flat head screw driver to hammer the wrwnch off the old oil filter.

I used a 13mm socket to get the oil plug out.

My Stallion only took about 4 quarts of synthetic oil.

The most difficult thing was to get my Stallion up high enough to change the oil. Big Dog suggested using bricks under the rear tires. I stacked several bricks 4 bricks high and used plywood. I had to use a car jack to get the frame high enough to use a floor jack.

One other thing I noticed was the oil filter I took off my Stallion was longer than the stock Ford filter.

Over all it went well. I think the next time will go smoother now I know how to do it.

admin7 · Nov 25, 2013

Re: Locking Gas Cap info

Thanks! thats good news.

William aka: admin7

Mattel said:
I found the locking gas cap that fits the Stallion:

It is the Stant 11510

It also fits the 2008 Mustang

You can reuse the plastic connector that keeps it connected to your tank by just sliding it off and attaching the new gas cap to it the same way.

Save your old gas cap, you may need to replace the rubber gasket in a few years.

I found this at an Advanced Auto Parts store.

admin7 · Nov 26, 2013

Has anyone ever pulled the steering wheel off their stallion? I need to pull mine because when going straight on the road my wheel is tilted to the right, and not straight across the way it should be any help would be greatly appreciated still can't find a service/maintenance manual for my 2008 stallion. Anyone find one yet???

William

admin7 · Nov 26, 2013

Re: Test picture upload

Mattel said:
this is a test

Mattel, the red and black things in the picture is that the battery and if so how do I unhook it have never found it yet

Thanks!
William

admin7 · Nov 26, 2013

Re: Parts & Maintenance Reference

Your attachment pic didn't show up for me could you please pm me a pic if you can. thanks William

pmar6004 said:
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To the Stallion owners, I found this lift searching the internet. It's available through Northern Tool. It has a lift capacity of 2000 lbs. I thought it might be the answer for servicing my YET to arrive Stallion, like changing the oil, tires, exhaust work and so on. Since I hold the comments and opinions of this forum in such high esteem, would anyone care comment. (I hope the attachment photo displays correctly...)

Daydreamer

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For the ones that is worried about the low clearance of the stallion I had the same problem, and found a Low Profile Floor Jack from Harbor-Freight I think it was around $80 bucks it is only 2 7/8" high and lifts to 21" hopes this help... Works great for me.

William

Backdraft · Nov 26, 2013

admin7 said:
Has anyone ever pulled the steering wheel off their stallion? I need to pull mine because when going straight on the road my wheel is tilted to the right, and not straight across the way it should be any help would be greatly appreciated still can't find a service/maintenance manual for my 2008 stallion. Anyone find one yet???

William

You don't need to pull the steering wheel to get it straight. Go under the hood and look for the zerk fitting on the top rod. You will need to just adjust that part to bring the steering wheel back straight.

Hope this helps

admin7 · Nov 30, 2013

Hello; everyone, I was wondering if the stallion had a paint code stamped some place on the trike, have to get some damage repaired my color is Black Cherry , and 2008 but, it has like metal-flake in it or something I can't find the code anywhere.

Thanks!
William

Dean H · Nov 30, 2013

William, I'm not sure where the code might be stamped, but I believe your codes are:

U.S. Paint Code Color Description Honda Paint Code

AJ7023* Bloodstone Red (Black Cherry Candy)* R-287M

Double check to make sure on the codes. I tried matching my color exactly, without going to the company that makes the paint for the Hondas and Stallions (US Paint) and it did not match. My body shop had to order the paint from US and unfortunately they won't sell in small quantities.

admin7 · Dec 7, 2013

Thanks Dean

William

The Stallion Guy · Jan 14, 2014

The paint codes can only be found through Thoroughbred Motorsports/Motor Trike...

The Stallion paint is different depending on the VIN#... There were changes made in the vendor as well as specific paint formula changes...

Some year models paint can only be ordered through Thoroughbred due to it being a custom PPG paint.

Hope this helps! ThumbUp

Deniz

tomg · Jan 15, 2014

Go to the US Paint and type in Stallion and you should see the colors. I haven't checked it out for a couple of years now, but they did list the Stallion colors separate.

Tomg

The Stallion Guy · Jan 22, 2014

TOMG you are right to an extent...

The PPG can be had through the vendor store locations no problem...

The U.S. Paint is a different story... When you try to order through U.S. Paint, they want to sell it to you by the QUART :xzqxz:

Unless you need a LOT of extra paint, The only other option I know of is to go through Thoroughbred for a smaller quantity...

This information comes from the US Paint website.

Trikerchief · Jul 1, 2014

Re: Stallion Parts & Maintenance Reference

I bought a 2009 Stallion a couple days ago.....has anyone had an issue with their fog lights? If so what did they find wrong? Both of mine are out.

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Got another question....are the amber turn signals also amber markers?

Big Dog · Jul 1, 2014

I can't help with your for lights, but the turn signals are just that, not marker lights.

Gorilla · Jul 1, 2014

Re: Stallion Parts &amp; Maintenance Reference

Trikerchief said:
I bought a 2009 Stallion a couple days ago.....has anyone had an issue with their fog lights? If so what did they find wrong? Both of mine are out.

er question....are the amber turn signals also amber markers?

Could just be the bulbs are out. You do know to turn them on the light switch goes clock wise on then pull the center out to turn on the running lights.

Ted

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Also what is the last 3 of the vin that you purchased? Post some pictures

Trikerchief · Jul 2, 2014

Re: Stallion Parts &amp;amp; Maintenance Reference

Thanks

Big Dog said:
I can't help with your for lights, but the turn signals are just that, not marker lights.

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I can barely figure out how to read replies let alone add a picture.

Thanks for your help and yes I was able to put the switch in the correct position.

Gorilla said:
Could just be the bulbs are out. You do know to turn them on the light switch goes clock wise on then pull the center out to turn on the running lights.

Ted

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Also what is the last 3 of the vin that you purchased? Post some pictures

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Testing to see if photo comes up.

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Nope didn't work yet.

Trikerchief said:
Thanks

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I can barely figure out how to read replies let alone add a picture.

Thanks for your help and yes I was able to put the switch in the correct position.

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Testing to see if photo comes up.

Gorilla · Jul 2, 2014

well suggest that you start trouble shooting. Look to see if you have power to the bulbs with the switch on. Check for a blown fuse. If factory switch is bad suggest just wiring them with a replacement switch. The bulbs can be replaced in the housing. You have to solder the wires in but it beats buying new lights. I believe the buld is a H-3 100 watt. I would suggest substituting with 50 w they last a lot longer and the difference in light is not that much.

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