Turn signal relocation
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From: The 12th Rebel State
RE: Turn signal relocation
I completed this mod in about 45 minutes..I followed the instructions to the letter and all went pretty smoothly.
A couple of things...
1st.. watch snipping and splicing the wires back together unless you use the correct method.. (these aint speaker wires) the "load' on the Voltage regulatorcould change and you will start to have problems.. (dont ask me how I know)
2nd.. watch NOT taking the tank off of the bike all the way as the fuel fitting in the back of the tank (left side) is plastic andvery weak for the job its required to do... and gets weaker over time from heat / exposure etc.. and if that little b*stard breaks they are expensive and about as available as chicken teeth at the the dealer and you could be waiting awhile for a new one.
I didnt have the manual at the time I did mine... I just followed the instructions and if you have a modicum of mechanical ability it will be no problem... just let your primary motivator be your disdain for giving any more money to the stealer for something you can do yourself...OR more importantly, for repairing / replacing something you might F-up if it isnt done correctly.
Good luck and take your time... oh and have the right tools..
A couple of things...
1st.. watch snipping and splicing the wires back together unless you use the correct method.. (these aint speaker wires) the "load' on the Voltage regulatorcould change and you will start to have problems.. (dont ask me how I know)
2nd.. watch NOT taking the tank off of the bike all the way as the fuel fitting in the back of the tank (left side) is plastic andvery weak for the job its required to do... and gets weaker over time from heat / exposure etc.. and if that little b*stard breaks they are expensive and about as available as chicken teeth at the the dealer and you could be waiting awhile for a new one.
I didnt have the manual at the time I did mine... I just followed the instructions and if you have a modicum of mechanical ability it will be no problem... just let your primary motivator be your disdain for giving any more money to the stealer for something you can do yourself...OR more importantly, for repairing / replacing something you might F-up if it isnt done correctly.
Good luck and take your time... oh and have the right tools..
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