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Me too...... I left the cleaner on the bike and to used a thin blade for the parts that didnt come off plus a bit of alcohol. Man it looks so much better. I also took the sticker off my engine guards. Has Anyone take the sticker off the front right side of the frame just below the VIN number plate???
also i use wd-40 for the after goo...
there is a torque spec for the A/C cover it's 33-60 in-lbs... but if you do not have torque wrench for it no big deal to just tighten it snug .... my cover is held on by a phillips screw and I don't torque it.
Last edited by rounder; Aug 21, 2008 at 03:00 PM.
yes I took the lower one off...
also i use wd-40 for the after goo...
there is a torque spec for the A/C cover it's 33-60 in-lbs... but if you do not have torque wrench for it no big deal to just tighten it snug .... my cover is held on by a phillips screw and I don't torque it.
also i use wd-40 for the after goo...
there is a torque spec for the A/C cover it's 33-60 in-lbs... but if you do not have torque wrench for it no big deal to just tighten it snug .... my cover is held on by a phillips screw and I don't torque it.
Well, I just went out and pulled the sticker off the A/C and the lower one on the front right of the frame...
...the frame decal came off easy...it's not really that adhesive although it took some effort working it off. The A/C sticker..................
...............yeah, that needs some Goo-Gone.
...the frame decal came off easy...it's not really that adhesive although it took some effort working it off. The A/C sticker..................
...............yeah, that needs some Goo-Gone.
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