New Fairing Brackets Now Radio Sits Farther Back
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New Fairing Brackets Now Radio Sits Farther Back
I am a little bummed. Is it normal for the radio to get moved backwards when they replace fairing brackets. My radio was fine and then when they did I would say that its about at least 1/2" further back in the fairing now than it was before? Is this normal or is there a problem. It looks silly and I think the little piece of weather stripping is now not on the fairing but inside the fairing. Just wondering how to re adjust or is there a bigger alignment probelm than I realize. I am concerned about water getting in the fairing with the radio sitting further back.
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From: Tomball Texas
I am a little bummed. Is it normal for the radio to get moved backwards when they replace fairing brackets. My radio was fine and then when they did I would say that its about at least 1/2" further back in the fairing now than it was before? Is this normal or is there a problem. It looks silly and I think the little piece of weather stripping is now not on the fairing but inside the fairing. Just wondering how to re adjust or is there a bigger alignment probelm than I realize. I am concerned about water getting in the fairing with the radio sitting further back.
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From: Austin Tx
I am a little bummed. Is it normal for the radio to get moved backwards when they replace fairing brackets. My radio was fine and then when they did I would say that its about at least 1/2" further back in the fairing now than it was before? Is this normal or is there a problem. It looks silly and I think the little piece of weather stripping is now not on the fairing but inside the fairing. Just wondering how to re adjust or is there a bigger alignment probelm than I realize. I am concerned about water getting in the fairing with the radio sitting further back.
You might pop the fairing cover off and see if you can see what's wrong. I don't remember there being any adjustment that could be made. But I could be wrong.
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