Clocks removal - how?

ziggi · 12-May-2003, 22:49

I'm trying to fit a new clock surround. To do this I need to remove the tacho and temp. I can remove the tacho easily but the rest is just a mistery.

Anyone know what I need to remove? Maybe the lights? And if so how do you remove the lights?

skidlids · 12-May-2003, 22:58

Remove complete fairing, then remove headlight adjusting screw, next you need to pull out the headlight unit the top of which is located on a couple of lugs into rubber, i find it best to squirt a bit of WD40 into the locating rubbers first, then you need to reach in and unclip the lighting wiring connector. With this out of the way it is possible to access the nuts holding the clocks in place.

ziggi · 13-May-2003, 11:58

antonye · 13-May-2003, 11:59

Easy solution: buy the Haynes manual

DJ Tera · 13-May-2003, 12:03

Quote:

Originally posted by antonye
Easy solution: buy the Haynes manual

And do the opposite of what it says lol

antonye · 13-May-2003, 14:23

Quote:

Originally posted by DJTera
And do the opposite of what it says

Well, of course!
The only reason I ever use the Haynes manual is for the exploded diagrams so you can work out yourself how if falls apart!

ziggi · 14-May-2003, 16:44

spent the money on DSC membership. Better than Haynes

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12-May-2003, 22:49	#1
ziggi Registered Forum User 888 at Last !!! Posts: 957 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Horsham, West Sussex Clocks removal - how? I'm trying to fit a new clock surround. To do this I need to remove the tacho and temp. I can remove the tacho easily but the rest is just a mistery. Anyone know what I need to remove? Maybe the lights? And if so how do you remove the lights? Reply

13-May-2003, 11:58	#3
ziggi Registered Forum User 888 at Last !!! Posts: 957 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Horsham, West Sussex cheers for that Reply

13-May-2003, 11:59	#4
antonye Administrator Webteam MotoGP God Bikes: 748S, HM1100S, V4SP, Was: DD-A #111 Posts: 13,054 Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Back in Essex Mood: Passion Killer Easy solution: buy the Haynes manual Reply

14-May-2003, 16:44	#7
ziggi Registered Forum User 888 at Last !!! Posts: 957 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Horsham, West Sussex nah! spent the money on DSC membership. Better than Haynes Reply