2014 fairing switch blanks
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2014 fairing switch blanks
Guessing this is probably pretty easy, but how do you remove one of the six blanks in the fairing? Also does anyone have a source for switches (on/off and momentaries)?
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Remove the ignition switch and 2 screws 1 on each side and the entire housing comes right off.
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Take fairing cap off. Then unplug 2 wire plugs. Remove switch assembly 2 screws. Find metal rerelease on switchpak. Pull out 1/8 inch. Pry blank up with screw driver. Insert button assembly back into switchpak and push release tab back in. The switches are there all you need is the button. All the switches are momentary. You get the detent or the momentary function from the button assembly itself. as of now the only 2 buttons available are for lights (detent) and locks (momentary)
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Take fairing cap off. Then unplug 2 wire plugs. Remove switch assembly 2 screws. Find metal rerelease on switchpak. Pull out 1/8 inch. Pry blank up with screw driver. Insert button assembly back into switchpak and push release tab back in. The switches are there all you need is the button. All the switches are momentary. You get the detent or the momentary function from the button assembly itself. as of now the only 2 buttons available are for lights (detent) and locks (momentary)
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it is for the saddlebag locks on the CVO. It will work for anything you want . The only switch in the switchpak that goes to BCU is Driving lights.
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