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?&nbsp\\;
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!

 

Yup, thats pretty much it. Just don't over-tighten them. Notice they should be marked left and right.

 

Yes, that is all there is to it.&nbsp\\;

 

Don't fprget a drop of locktite!!!!!
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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.

 

I would NOT use locktite.

1. You dont need it

2. It could melt the fairing if some oozes out

3. You could pull the brass inserts out of the inner fairing should you ever decide to take them back off.

Just snug them down, they aint gonna go anywhere.

 

I removed my originals and installed adjustable deflectors last Summer, without Loc-tite, and none of the bolts have loosened at all.