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i got a new detachable windshield and I got most of it together but what's the trick in getting the windshield to attach to the pegs??? Those tiny ***** don't want to snap into where they are supposed to!! I don't want to break the damn thing!
any suggestions?
#1-Don't break it!
#2-Don't know what you mean by, 'tiny *****'.
Mine has 4 'hooks' 2 on each side, that slip into corresponding rubber grommets or washer type deals Have someone else look at it. Sometimes 2 heads are better than one. Especially when one of'em is mine. :-)
#1-Don't break it!
#2-Don't know what you mean by, 'tiny *****'.
Mine has 4 'hooks' 2 on each side, that slip into corresponding rubber grommets or washer type deals Have someone else look at it. Sometimes 2 heads are better than one. Especially when one of'em is mine. :-)
thanks Hagger, they are definitely not hooks. I will have someone check it out. I thought it would be easier! obviously
i got a new detachable windshield and I got most of it together but what's the trick in getting the windshield to attach to the pegs??? Those tiny ***** don't want to snap into where they are supposed to!! I don't want to break the damn thing!
any suggestions?
What kind of detachable winshield, some leave hardware some don't. if all else fails read the instructions.
can't really tell without looking at it but if there's ***** and sockets sometimes they pop together alot easier if you put a little grease or even vasoline on them. This will stop you from breaking the socket if it is plastic.
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