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Hi,
Just got back from Euro trip. Too knkrd to take off luggage yesterday so did it this morning. When I did, I noticed a gap between the bottom of the rear light glass and the plastic housing supporting the number plate etc. You can see the gap in the pics. Is it supposed to be like that or have I lost a bit of the bodywork in the Pyrenees? ![]() [BTW it's a totally standard sv650 K1] ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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I think that's about normal iirc
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I can't see the pics as I am at work, but it is normal on many of the Curvy ('99-'02) SV's to have a gap between the tail light and the undertray.
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if you're worried that something has slipped, why not just remove everything then remount it all with a bit of blue loctite just to be sure?
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Now you have an excuse to fit the custom undertray
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Fairly certain they are all like that tbh
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On the bottom picture you can see the thread of one of the bolts holding the undertray to the subframe, suggesting it may be a little loose. I'd go and tweak all the nuts & bolts up to check they were tight.
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Thanks for replies guys. I'll give it a good clean tomo and have a closer look.
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Ok, now I can see the pictures the gap looks normal to me. One suggestion though is just to make sure the screws holding the rear of the undertray to the seat bodywork are done up fully. They are located underneath behind the indicators and they are two cross head screws going straight up.
Nothing to worry about though as the gap is common with Curvy SV's. |
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