forward foot control fitting
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From: Inverness scotland
forward foot control fitting
I just bought some forward foot controls for my 883low and was just planning to fit them myself but the guy at my dealership told me if i fitted them myself it would invalidate my warranty (lots of teeth sucking and oohing) "has to be done by a mechanic as its a complicated job that has to be done right".
I thought myself it was reasonably straight forward and in the trained monkey school of mechanics. My question is, is it so difficult and if so what are the pitfalls of self fitting. My thanks in advance for all comments both positive and negative and of course the trivial ones as well
I thought myself it was reasonably straight forward and in the trained monkey school of mechanics. My question is, is it so difficult and if so what are the pitfalls of self fitting. My thanks in advance for all comments both positive and negative and of course the trivial ones as well
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I just bought some forward foot controls for my 883low and was just planning to fit them myself but the guy at my dealership told me if i fitted them myself it would invalidate my warranty (lots of teeth sucking and oohing) "has to be done by a mechanic as its a complicated job that has to be done right".
I thought myself it was reasonably straight forward and in the trained monkey school of mechanics. My question is, is it so difficult and if so what are the pitfalls of self fitting. My thanks in advance for all comments both positive and negative and of course the trivial ones as well
I thought myself it was reasonably straight forward and in the trained monkey school of mechanics. My question is, is it so difficult and if so what are the pitfalls of self fitting. My thanks in advance for all comments both positive and negative and of course the trivial ones as well
My question is how is a forward control install gonna create problems enough to have a dealer say it would invalidate your warranty...Sounds like they are trying to milk some moolah...
Its a simple as 1 2 3....install them yourself.
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I did them on my Dyna, and it was a piece of cake to install. The only voided warranty item that you will have to worry about, is the actual part you install yourself. Go ahead, do it... Thats what its all about.
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