Hogtunes Install
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Hogtunes Install
I have an 07 Street Glide. I bought the 'tunes speakers and am in the install process. I got the outer fairing off with no problem, but believe it or not I cant unsnap the spade connectorsfrom the speakers.
Either I ama moron (very possible)nd there is a trick? I thought I did the hard part taking the outer fairing off. Can you guys help a wrench challenged do it yourselfer?
Either I ama moron (very possible)nd there is a trick? I thought I did the hard part taking the outer fairing off. Can you guys help a wrench challenged do it yourselfer?
RE: Hogtunes Install
They are really tight. I did an install on a friends bike and had to use two pair of needle nose pliars. Be very careful not to damage anything but you'll have to go for it.
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RE: Hogtunes Install
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I have an 07 Street Glide. I bought the 'tunes speakers and am in the install process. I got the outer fairing off with no problem, but believe it or not I cant unsnap the spade connectorsfrom the speakers.
Either I ama moron (very possible)nd there is a trick? I thought I did the hard part taking the outer fairing off. Can you guys help a wrench challenged do it yourselfer?
I have an 07 Street Glide. I bought the 'tunes speakers and am in the install process. I got the outer fairing off with no problem, but believe it or not I cant unsnap the spade connectorsfrom the speakers.
Either I ama moron (very possible)nd there is a trick? I thought I did the hard part taking the outer fairing off. Can you guys help a wrench challenged do it yourselfer?
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They were pretty tight on mine when i did it too. I was jusr careful with them and wiggled them until I got them to come apart. take your time, I am sure you will get it done.
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RE: Hogtunes Install
Mine were super tight also, I used a pair of needlenose pliers to pull them off. Be careful, is you are pulling hard and they give way........$hit can happen fast.
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Your pulling them off a set of speakers that aren't worth having anyway, so if you damage the stock set, so what, once you get the Hogtunes installed the old stocks will end up in the garbage anyway
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RE: Hogtunes Install
Hey
I usually support the black cardboard "plate" the connectors are on with my left thumb and forefinger. Then I "loop" the wire around my right index finger and givera YANK. Ive done it enough times I know it works everytime
Later eh--and HAPPY NEW YEAR. Im goin on holidays Weds to Sunday. Will start posting after my liver floats back to where it once was
PEZ
I usually support the black cardboard "plate" the connectors are on with my left thumb and forefinger. Then I "loop" the wire around my right index finger and givera YANK. Ive done it enough times I know it works everytime
Later eh--and HAPPY NEW YEAR. Im goin on holidays Weds to Sunday. Will start posting after my liver floats back to where it once was
PEZ
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RE: Hogtunes Install
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Good information! That is why I have said time and time again this is a huge resource of information for DIYs.
Ride safe,
Good information! That is why I have said time and time again this is a huge resource of information for DIYs.
Ride safe,
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