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Bought a set of used fairing deflectors and they don't have the instructions.
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Is it as simple as it looks?
No need to remove the fairing, correct? \\;
Just pop out the small black fairing plugs and bolt on the deflectors?
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Thought I might ask before doing some damage ...8]
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Thanks!
Have learned that if it screws into anything, Locktite is required...
I wouldn't use Locktite on anything that is near plastic, as it can cause certain plastics to crack. The carrier fluid (light-ends) is the culprit and once it evaporates the danger is over, but you can't control that working on the fairing.
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