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I bought the combination speedometer tachometer for my 07 Heritage, hated it, both gauges were too small to be be of any value. As I recall it was about $500, I did manage to sell it for a couple hundred bucks (which was about what it was worth).
"pt 2.) push button fuel release. was on my bike when i bought it...it failed. Dealer gave me a replacement...it locked shut 800 miles from home. was able to release with feeler gauges after about 90 minutes...and was able to re-fuel just before the gas station closed"
I had a similar experience with this part, as well. Ended up taking it off and putting the factory original (key) release back on...
Fairing mount mirrors still in the box-- that other thread saved me!
Push button 'lock type' fuel release. Never could open the thing with gloves on as the button is too deep. Replaced with larger dome button W/no lock and has been great for 2 years.
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