Road glide Fairing 09/10 ????
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Road glide Fairing 09/10 ????
Anyone know what parts I need to change to mount an 09 fairing like a 10 so I can use the vented lowers like the ones on the new RG Ultra? It looks like the 2 chrome mounts at the engine crash bar, and the big square mount with the 4 studs that goes thru inner fairing. Not sure if that all.
Mike
Mike
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That should be it, bracket 58530-10 is about $50 from Zanotti, I think the chrome brackets are about $50 each if you use the screws & clamp halves that you already have. It's pretty straight forward, you have to remove the tank & the fairing, that's about it. Another good point is that it raises the windshield about an inch.
Road Master
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yes that is all you need. The new fairing mount is part# 58530-10 and goes for $49.63 at Zanotti's.
chrome lower mounts are part#s 58454-10 and 58460-10 for $32.54
I am just about to do this very job. just ordered the parts myself. The only thing I need to figure out is if you really need the $75 HD tool to remove the ignition switch connector. You do not need to remove the tank - just the inner/outer fairing, the lower nacelle covers (maybe) and unplug a bunch of wires.
chrome lower mounts are part#s 58454-10 and 58460-10 for $32.54
I am just about to do this very job. just ordered the parts myself. The only thing I need to figure out is if you really need the $75 HD tool to remove the ignition switch connector. You do not need to remove the tank - just the inner/outer fairing, the lower nacelle covers (maybe) and unplug a bunch of wires.
Tourer
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You don't need the ignition tool, here's a video of how to take it apart and make your own tool. Works awesome!
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...h-removal.html
Hats off to CLL375 for making the video.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...h-removal.html
Hats off to CLL375 for making the video.
Road Master
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The mounts raise the fairing and tilt it forward 2 degrees.
METALKAT,
I am talking about the tool for the wire connector that goes in the front/underside of the ignition switch, not the switch itself.
METALKAT,
I am talking about the tool for the wire connector that goes in the front/underside of the ignition switch, not the switch itself.
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Tourer
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Sorry about that my bad, I believe a long skinny flat blade screw driver will do it. Kinda tricky but only took a minute.
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Road Master
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Awesome thanks.
If all goes to plan I'll begin tearing mine down tonight. I'm going to order the lowers Zanotti's. I already have the mounts.
One excellent tip I got from the this forum - remove the headlight assembly before re-attaching the fairing. That way you can see the hooks and line the fairing up very quickly. The headlight just snaps in right after that.
If all goes to plan I'll begin tearing mine down tonight. I'm going to order the lowers Zanotti's. I already have the mounts.
One excellent tip I got from the this forum - remove the headlight assembly before re-attaching the fairing. That way you can see the hooks and line the fairing up very quickly. The headlight just snaps in right after that.