Problem putting everything under seat
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Road Master
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I don't happen to have any of those laying around, LOL (Nice bike)
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Road Master
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I have no idea.
Again I have no idea.
The tray is about 6"X8"X3" and weighs next to nothing.
Figure shipping from Omaha Nebraska.
If it works I'll ship and then send you the shipping bill.
You are probably better off just going to the Dealer and seeing if they have one.
They are only about $15.
Again I have no idea.
The tray is about 6"X8"X3" and weighs next to nothing.
Figure shipping from Omaha Nebraska.
If it works I'll ship and then send you the shipping bill.
You are probably better off just going to the Dealer and seeing if they have one.
They are only about $15.
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I have a Dynojet Softail ECU Tray but it really isn't that much deeper than stock due to the simple fact the deeper it goes, the closer to the rear wheel it becomes.
When I had a problem putting the seat back on due to all the stuff under it, I removed everything (battery included) and tried different ways until it all fit. Like I said before, you need to get creative.
When I had a problem putting the seat back on due to all the stuff under it, I removed everything (battery included) and tried different ways until it all fit. Like I said before, you need to get creative.
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Bringing this post up, I have the opposite problem. I'm taking off a PC3. I bought the bike with it, and apparently it has this deep tray referenced in this post. It answered my question of "Why won't the ECM go back onto the tray?" There's not enough slack in the wiring to set it down into the deep tray without the PC3 attached. I'd assume the stock tray is available?
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Bringing this post up, I have the opposite problem. I'm taking off a PC3. I bought the bike with it, and apparently it has this deep tray referenced in this post. It answered my question of "Why won't the ECM go back onto the tray?" There's not enough slack in the wiring to set it down into the deep tray without the PC3 attached. I'd assume the stock tray is available?
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I'd love to trade, but I need it right away (actually just WANT it right away).
If the dealer has a stock tray in stock, I'll just go get it.
If the dealer does not have it, I'll just make an insert from sheet steel to attach to the deep tray that puts the ECM where it needs to be. And for all practical purposes it will take less time to make the insert than it will just to drive to the dealer and back. It helps that I have a sheet metal break/ shear and plenty of sheet steel in stock.
If I buy a new one, you can have the deep one for the price of postage. I'll know this afternoon.
If the dealer has a stock tray in stock, I'll just go get it.
If the dealer does not have it, I'll just make an insert from sheet steel to attach to the deep tray that puts the ECM where it needs to be. And for all practical purposes it will take less time to make the insert than it will just to drive to the dealer and back. It helps that I have a sheet metal break/ shear and plenty of sheet steel in stock.
If I buy a new one, you can have the deep one for the price of postage. I'll know this afternoon.
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