headlight vibration?
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From: Keller , Texas
RE: headlight vibration?
Well I know this is Ghetto but it worked for my FXSTC. I took the front cover off where you can get inside to change the bulb and threaded a Zip-tie through the lower slots and tightened the crap out of it. I have no more bouncing headlight and you cant even see the zip tie. Cheapest way I could find!
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Tourer
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 496
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From: Keller , Texas
RE: headlight vibration?
I havge seen that thread Geek- I did a site search for the problem when i bought my FXSTC. I thought they left the light loose during the set-up.I was going to replace therubber mounts w/solid nylon spacers
like the thread saidbut once I got in there My Redneck engineering mode engaged and Like Electricity.......I took the least path of resistance, hence the Zip-tie. [:-]
like the thread saidbut once I got in there My Redneck engineering mode engaged and Like Electricity.......I took the least path of resistance, hence the Zip-tie. [:-]
RE: headlight vibration?
I don't know if they use the same headlights as the Street Bob's, but my buddy has one, and his is riveted in. He just drilled them out, and used a hand powered rivet puller (CherryMax Puller) and redid the rivets. To easy! No more shake. His was bad... it was like he had the High/Low flashing modulator installed. Like I said, I don't know if you all have the same one's, but just thought I would drop this in the pot.
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