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What is the plug for that is by the right side passenger footpeg? It's coming out from behind the removable panel. For some reason I can't upload a picture.
Yeah, for the cool flow fan. If ya get one...be carefull how you plug it into the ABS speed sensor...you can roach the rear wheel ABS sensor if connected incorrectly.
Ask me how I know, LOL
Yeah, for the cool flow fan. If ya get one...be carefull how you plug it into the ABS speed sensor...you can roach the rear wheel ABS sensor if connected incorrectly.
Ask me how I know, LOL
you have to let us know how that works once it gets HOT out
Yeah... I live on a dirt road. Damn sensor goes off all the time! It only stays clean for the few hours it sits after I wash it... And I ride rain or shine, every day. Put 800 miles on it this past week.
Last edited by BrandonSmith; Mar 21, 2017 at 10:35 AM.
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