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05 R1200RT left combination switch removal
- Thread starter rlimberg
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lkraus
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No need to pry on anything. I can barely see, much less get a picture of the screw, but maybe this picture of my #1 Phillips driver on the screw will help you find it.
The driver shaft is between two wire bundles. You pretty much need to do this by feel, or with a mirror, as the instrument panel and fairing keeps you from putting your eye where it can see the screw.
The driver shaft is between two wire bundles. You pretty much need to do this by feel, or with a mirror, as the instrument panel and fairing keeps you from putting your eye where it can see the screw.
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I'm going to move this to the Hexhead/Camhead section, didn't want to lose you.
Gary
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