CB Removal ???
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CB Removal ???
I am thinking about completely removing the CB from my 1990 FLHTCU. I am never going to use it. Has anybody ever done it? Is there a cover or filler dash plate available once its removed? It will look horrible with it removed unless there is some sort of dash plate available.
I think I am also going to remove the large factory rear antenna and replace it with a shorty or maybe remove it completely and install one of those antenna's that mounts inside the fairing.
I think I am also going to remove the large factory rear antenna and replace it with a shorty or maybe remove it completely and install one of those antenna's that mounts inside the fairing.
Road Warrior
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Yes. Just unplug the CB and the Control Panel from the dash. Unbolt both and remove.
The dash has an insert to cover the hole that is left on the dash. Part numbers are as follows:
60973-90 Insert, console panel (black) FLHTC
60974-90 Insert, console panel (brown) FLHTC
The dash has an insert to cover the hole that is left on the dash. Part numbers are as follows:
60973-90 Insert, console panel (black) FLHTC
60974-90 Insert, console panel (brown) FLHTC
Last edited by Ultra89Rider; May 28, 2010 at 01:26 PM.
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Yes. Just unplug the CB and the Control Panel from the dash. Unbolt both and remove.
The dash has an insert to cover the hole that is left on the dash. Part numbers are as follows:
60973-90 Insert, console panel (black) FLHTC
60974-90 Insert, console panel (brown) FLHTC
The dash has an insert to cover the hole that is left on the dash. Part numbers are as follows:
60973-90 Insert, console panel (black) FLHTC
60974-90 Insert, console panel (brown) FLHTC
Road Warrior
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Also if you remove the antenna from the Tour Pak, you can leave the stud in place. Just cover it with a rubber vacuum cap. They come in various colors. Black is the color of the Ultra Rear Lights on the Tour Pak. I put the antenna inside my fairing. It cleaned up the Tour Pak a lot. Then I just rolled up the antenna line that went into the Tour Pak and tucked it under the side cover.
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