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[Bungy]

Here ya go..........

[CTcvorider]

Great - Thanks!!

I assume the ignition switch just goes back on with no special procedure (assuming you didn't drop the little spring they mention will fall out).

[Bungy]

Yep, just re-instal in the reverse order. The key will remain in the lock & when you re-install, turn it back to the right. Don't worry about the spring, it's a big honkin' thing, not easy to lose.

[Coolbreeze]

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[Twolanerider]

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Ours is even easier Breeze.  There was a change post-06.  No hold-your-mouth-right alignment issues to keep static prior to reassembly.

[Coolbreeze]

Cool.  I've been taking the outer fairing off and looking up into that deep narrow hole and then putting the fairing back on for close to three years now.  It just seems so much easier to pull off that little cover under the ignition.  I'll try THAT this weekend, if I can just figure out how the cover comes off.  I successfully pulled the ignition knob last night, but didn't have enough time to actually DO anything so I slipped it back on.  I didn't see any attachment points for the cover though, so that will prolly be magic too....     Any secrets to how that comes off? 

[Twolanerider]

Cool.  I've been taking the outer fairing off and looking up into that deep narrow hole and then putting the fairing back on for close to three years now.  It just seems so much easier to pull off that little cover under the ignition.  I'll try THAT this weekend, if I can just figure out how the cover comes off.  I successfully pulled the ignition knob last night, but didn't have enough time to actually DO anything so I slipped it back on.  I didn't see any attachment points for the cover though, so that will prolly be magic too....     Any secrets to how that comes off? 

Not hard.  Lock off.  Big nut underneath it (Crescent wrench).  Then two screws (one on each side) that also hold the cover in place.

[WFP]

Do you have to remove the passing lamps?

i think for my 04 SEEG it was one of the steps to remove the switch housing.

/Bill

Not hard.  Lock off.  Big nut underneath it (Crescent wrench).  Then two screws (one on each side) that also hold the cover in place.

[Twolanerider]

Do you have to remove the passing lamps?

i think for my 04 SEEG it was one of the steps to remove the switch housing.

/Bill

No Bill, sure don't.  The two screws on the side are small ones.  Not the large ones through the passing lamp brackets.

Here's an old pic I found to illustrate the screw.  Now I don't remember for sure if it's one or two on each side though.  Whichever, it's the black screw(s) on the little airplanes port wing that hold the cover in place from the sides.

[WFP]

No Bill, sure don't.  The two screws on the side are small ones.  Not the large ones through the passing lamp brackets.

Here's an old pic I found to illustrate the screw.  Now I don't remember for sure if it's one or two on each side though.  Whichever, it's the black screw(s) on the little airplanes port wing that hold the cover in place from the sides.

Thanks!

Those pouches sure would look pretty in red...

[WFP]

hey, how did you change that picture....it had pouches showing and an engine the first time I looked!

Thanks!

Those pouches sure would look pretty in red...

[Twolanerider]

Thanks!

Those pouches sure would look pretty in red...

I've had the same thought.... 

[Hoist!]

I've had the same thought.... 

WTH is that plane doing there Don?

Hoist!

[Twolanerider]

WTH is that plane doing there Don?

Hoist!

What can I say man.  I got tired of arrows and a plane was the first thing I found.

[Hoist!]

What can I say man.  I got tired of arrows and a plane was the first thing I found.

HeHe! Ya mean it's not on the bike?

Hoist!