Help identifying the parts I'll need here.
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Help identifying the parts I'll need here.
Ok....for all the smart guys... I know I need the directional.....lol. This is on my brothers 2006 Super Glide. He knocked it off while bringing his snow blower back into the garage...yes, careless but it's done.
So the question is..... because he has the quick detach backrest, is the light different than on a bike without? Is the shaft different? From what we see in the pic, do I need the whole assembly or are there just parts that can be replaced?
And last....does anyone have one they'd like to sell?
Thanks,
Steve
So the question is..... because he has the quick detach backrest, is the light different than on a bike without? Is the shaft different? From what we see in the pic, do I need the whole assembly or are there just parts that can be replaced?
And last....does anyone have one they'd like to sell?
Thanks,
Steve
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I don't have a quick detach back rest system on my bike so I don't know for sure....
I believe that is your stock light assembly... mounted onto the quick disconnect mount for the backrest?
Do your front turn signals look the same as the rear turn signals?
From what I can see in just the one photo, I am Guessing you should be able to replace this damaged turn signal with another stock turn signal. Craigslist or Ebay for a used replacement since you only need the one.
I believe that is your stock light assembly... mounted onto the quick disconnect mount for the backrest?
Do your front turn signals look the same as the rear turn signals?
From what I can see in just the one photo, I am Guessing you should be able to replace this damaged turn signal with another stock turn signal. Craigslist or Ebay for a used replacement since you only need the one.
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You need a one inch long section of 5/16 bolt with a hole drilled through it for the wires. Unplug the harness from inside the brake light, then depin the connector,, the wires will pull through the stud. You'll have to remove the broken secton of existing threaded rod
Last edited by JohnMn; Feb 7, 2018 at 05:04 PM.
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