millerj0545
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Is there a clearer and easier to view step-by-step of the removal of Tupperware so I can route wiring for my handlebar mounted camer?
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Tupperware Removal for Wire Routing
- Thread starter millerj0545
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Some of the installation sheets for Denali light mounts (www.twistedthrottle.com) show how to remove the Tupperware. Here's the link to one set of instructions that I used to install a set of these mounts. I had no trouble removing the Tupperware, following these directions:
https://d1l4i7f87txqmq.cloudfront.n...ght_Mount/Instructions_LAH.07.10700_rev00.pdf
Be careful, and don't mix up the torx bolts and allen bolts.
https://d1l4i7f87txqmq.cloudfront.n...ght_Mount/Instructions_LAH.07.10700_rev00.pdf
Be careful, and don't mix up the torx bolts and allen bolts.
lee
Debbie's Servant
What bike do you have?
stooie
Member
Chris on the Street and Boxflyer have a terrific set of videos on RTW maintenance which includes detailed instructions for dealing with the fairings. See parts 1 and 2 of the 6-part series.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0UhPhg5MvI
Good luck!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0UhPhg5MvI
Good luck!
mikegalbicka
Back in the saddle again
millerj0545
New member
K1600gt
Sorry I could have provided that....
Sorry I could have provided that....
My experience with the K1600 is it is fairly obvious what you need to do to remove panels, start at the front, and work your way back!
The worst problem is dealing with all the screws. Some guys punch cardboard in a pattern that matches the locations. I just use painter's tape and tape the screws to the back of what ever part they go with.
The worst problem is dealing with all the screws. Some guys punch cardboard in a pattern that matches the locations. I just use painter's tape and tape the screws to the back of what ever part they go with.
millerj0545
New member
Thanks All!
I used blue painters tape and encase the screws in a strip, leaving a tab to connect hear the hole where the screw emerged from. Successful install of my USB and Garmin VIRB 360 power cable. Installed my Wunderlich MultiPod Adapter and the powered VIRB base. Looks phenomenal!
I used blue painters tape and encase the screws in a strip, leaving a tab to connect hear the hole where the screw emerged from. Successful install of my USB and Garmin VIRB 360 power cable. Installed my Wunderlich MultiPod Adapter and the powered VIRB base. Looks phenomenal!
lkchris
Active member
... there is a comprehensive service DVD available from your dealer.
Apart from the immediately ascertainable problem that the fastener is too long, too short, too fat or too skinny, what is the problem of mixing the types of fasteners? Just curious.
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