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These are on my 1995 Road King I recently bought. I believe they are made by JIM's. They give a description on their web site but don't explain how come apart. I think I am halfway there. The middle part looks like it has a pin in a slot and groove type setup. I believe. I push it down and try to turn it but cant' get it loose. Maybe I am not holding my mouth right. Thanks for any tips.
To me it looks like the button pushes down, and the the ribbed bulb should spring upwards. A small flat tipped punch might work well to depress the button. By chance is there a button on the backside too?
To me it looks like the button pushes down, and the the ribbed bulb should spring upwards. A small flat tipped punch might work well to depress the button. By chance is there a button on the backside too?
Thats what I thought at first. It is not a button.
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