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09-07-09, 09:29 PM
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Should my plug be covered?
I ride an '07 plate naked SV.
Just today I noticed that the electrical connector on the top-right hand corner of the radiator (on the right-hand side when you are sat on the bike) has no rubber sleeve over it - it is completely exposed to the elements. Should it have a rubber sleeve, or should it be uncovered as it currently is? What does it do, anyway? (why do I need an electrical connector on my radiator?!). |
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09-07-09, 09:32 PM
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Re: Should my plug be covered?
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09-07-09, 09:37 PM
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Re: Should my plug be covered?
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But should it be covered??!!  Danke Shoen ... |
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09-07-09, 09:38 PM
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Re: Should my plug be covered?
Mines not and it still works so guess not
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