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Can it be this difficult?

4 posts Started 17 Sep 2010 Last recovered post 17 Sep 2010 Wayback Machine snapshot 30 Jan 2011

#1
Just got my bike not too long ago and it was mint. About a month after having it I let someone sit on it (stupid! I know) and the bike tips over gently and the upper right side cowel or fairing gets scraped. Being that the bike was immaculate I now want to replace the mildly scraped one with a new piece (probably sell the other one). I went to remove it today and found it nearly impossible to get to all of the screws. Do i really have to remove the gauge cluster and every other bit of plastic around to get this off? I'm sure that in my haste to remove it I simply overlooked something. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
#2

[image: View Post]skir972, on 17 September 2010 - 02:07 PM, said:

Just got my bike not too long ago and it was mint. About a month after having it I let someone sit on it (stupid! I know) and the bike tips over gently and the upper right side cowel or fairing gets scraped. Being that the bike was immaculate I now want to replace the mildly scraped one with a new piece (probably sell the other one). I went to remove it today and found it nearly impossible to get to all of the screws. Do i really have to remove the gauge cluster and every other bit of plastic around to get this off? I'm sure that in my haste to remove it I simply overlooked something. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.



if I remember right, side mid fairings, mirrors, windshield, inside cowl piece behind wheel (least the button clips)... might be something inside cowl.. hard connection for subassembly? can't remember off-hand. The guages stay put, and the whole top fairing comes off in one piece (lamp assembly comes w/ it.)... don't forget to remove headlight and turnsignal wires as you can access them.

really not as bad as it seams, once you do it one or two times.
#3
Dowload the 90-97 manual from the files section here on VFRD


http://www.vfrdiscus...service-manual/

pages 2-12 and 2-13 cover the 4th Gen

:fing02:
#4

[image: View Post]Dutchy, on 17 September 2010 - 04:11 PM, said:

Dowload the 90-97 manual from the files section here on VFRD


http://www.vfrdiscus...service-manual/

pages 2-12 and 2-13 cover the 4th Gen

:fing02:

Thanks for the manual link. I'll have another go at it.
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