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Can anyone tell me if on a 2003 road king classic if the nacelle is held in place by 1 or 2 screw/nuts? one place I found shows a nacelle that is separate from the handlebar cover and the other is one piece with just a speed nut at the front of the headlight. Any help would be appreciated!
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Can anyone tell me if on a 2003 road king classic if the nacelle is held in place by 1 or 2 screw/nuts? one place I found shows a nacelle that is separate from the handlebar cover and the other is one piece with just a speed nut at the front of the headlight. Any help would be appreciated!
- headlight 'bucket' is held into the nacelle by (typically) black phillips screws.
- the nacelle itself is a 2-piece set-up that is held together in several places.
1. By the four (4) 1/2" acorn nuts on the sides of the nacelle
2. A 5/16" nut (I think) behind the headlight bucket - that holds the 'arrow' trim in place
3. A phillips screw that holds the front of the bar clamp cover (I think the nut on the underside of that is 5/16" too)
4. Phillips screws (2) that are under the ring that surrounds the fork lock keyway. Which is simply pryed up.
I'm at work, going from memory...but I think that's all of it.
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- Stock headlight trim ring is held by one phillips screw at the bottom of the ring.
- headlight 'bucket' is held into the nacelle by (typically) black phillips screws.
- the nacelle itself is a 2-piece set-up that is held together in several places.
1. By the four (4) 1/2" acorn nuts on the sides of the nacelle
2. A 5/16" nut (I think) behind the headlight bucket - that holds the 'arrow' trim in place
3. A phillips screw that holds the front of the bar clamp cover (I think the nut on the underside of that is 5/16" too)
4. Phillips screws (2) that are under the ring that surrounds the fork lock keyway. Which is simply pryed up.
I'm at work, going from memory...but I think that's all of it.
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Ok. The triangle/arrow trim is held in the front by a small nut behind the headlight, And it just clips into the bar clamp cover.
To remove the clamp cover there is a screw on the front side (under the triangle/arrow), and two phillips screws on the backside under the ring that surrounds the fork lock keyway.
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Ok. The triangle/arrow trim is held in the front by a small nut behind the headlight, And it just clips into the bar clamp cover.
To remove the clamp cover there is a screw on the front side (under the triangle/arrow), and two phillips screws on the backside under the ring that surrounds the fork lock keyway.
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