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Skip 09-10-09 01:28 PM

Re: 'Ere 'ere is the EAR Megathread
 
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Originally Posted by Skip (Post 2058854)
you will have to take them off

The fairings that is ;)

kellyjo 09-10-09 01:50 PM

Re: 'Ere 'ere is the EAR Megathread
 
Oh, thats scarey :pale:
Pah! Isn't it true that NSL's dont apply after dark anyway, maybe i dont need to bother with it after all? ;)

Skip 09-10-09 01:52 PM

Re: 'Ere 'ere is the EAR Megathread
 
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Originally Posted by kellyjo (Post 2058890)
Oh, thats scarey :pale:
Pah! Isn't it true that NSL's dont apply after dark anyway, maybe i dont need to bother with it after all? ;)

Easy peasy - especially to someone who will soon pass a motorcycle maintenance course ;)

As for NSLs - I thought they were all unrestricted at any time?! :mrgreen:

Sean_C 09-10-09 05:25 PM

Re: 'Ere 'ere is the EAR Megathread
 
As far as i remember, it's just a case of getting your hand in there, pulling off the rubber seal and the plug, unclipping the bulb and replacing it. No bodywork needs removing ;)

maviczap 09-10-09 05:31 PM

Re: 'Ere 'ere is the EAR Megathread
 
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Originally Posted by Sean_C (Post 2059129)
As far as i remember, it's just a case of getting your hand in there, pulling off the rubber seal and the plug, unclipping the bulb and replacing it. No bodywork needs removing ;)

Depends on how big your hands are :p

http://www.smh.com.au/ffxImage/urlpi...hullkhands.jpg

Sean_C 09-10-09 05:37 PM

Re: 'Ere 'ere is the EAR Megathread
 
Big, which meant scratches and cuts :(

kellyjo 09-10-09 07:09 PM

Re: 'Ere 'ere is the EAR Megathread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Sean_C (Post 2059129)
As far as i remember, it's just a case of getting your hand in there, pulling off the rubber seal and the plug, unclipping the bulb and replacing it. No bodywork needs removing ;)

Without meaning to sound thick,:scratch:, put my hand in where? Mr Haynes reckons the fairing needs to come off!
I will probably do this anyway cos i want to replace a cracked indicator which could be done at the same time.

Afterthought - replacing indicator may be tempting fate, i'll probably just drop it again:(!!

Sean_C 09-10-09 07:14 PM

Re: 'Ere 'ere is the EAR Megathread
 
Put your hand down the hole the forks go down, then towards the headlight area. I'm fairly sure that's how its done, but having not had bodywork on mine for about 18 months I can't remember much :(

kellyjo 09-10-09 07:23 PM

Re: 'Ere 'ere is the EAR Megathread
 
I can get my hand in there but cant find the rubber panels the bulbs are supposed to be lurking behind so i'll wait til tomorrow and get the fairing off. At least it will be a good opportunity to have a look and clean behind there, and i'll have learnt something else about my baby :-)

Thanks for the help tho Sean, most appreciated x

Sean_C 09-10-09 07:26 PM

Re: 'Ere 'ere is the EAR Megathread
 
Get naked.
You just take the front off and have full access ;) :p


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