Installing Engine Guard
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From: Streetsboro, Oh
That's crazy! The engine guard was already on my XL50 when I bought it so I have never tried to take the engine mount bolts out. I was thinknig about takeing off the XL50 and installing it on the 1200 C, but now I my just leave it.
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From: SW Ohio
That's because you're a woman, next time have your husband call. Stealers will try to pull that chit all the time with ladies.
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From: Edmonton, AB
WOW, for real. It was a woman that I was talking to too. Hubby is picking up some tools from my brother today --- hopefully we can do it ourselves. I spent over $1,000 that day at the stupid stealership and they can't even take the bolts out for me. NOT impressed.
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From: Rosamond Ca
Good luck with installing your engine guard! I am about to install mine soon and was wondering what tools I need to do the job? I am still waiting on my guard to get here in the mail! Any help with tools is greatly appreciated. Thanks
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Torx 45 socket for the top bolts and Torx 27 screwdriver for the horn. Couldn't make the top bolts budge even with with a long breaker bar and heat but a hammer smack and impact driver worked.
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