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2012 RT handle bar controls
- Thread starter var1200rt
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daveredman
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AntonLargiader
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If it's the same as the controls I've dealt with recently, there is a bit of room to turn them. The wire from the heated grip is clipped to the inside of the switch housing but there's a bit of play in the wire. And while the grip is bolted to the handlebar, the switch housing is not. It's held by rubber pads so really just friction.
I would look for the wire from the grip to the switch, then see if you can just rotate the switch body without pulling the grip wire tight.
I would look for the wire from the grip to the switch, then see if you can just rotate the switch body without pulling the grip wire tight.
