FITTING INSTRUCTIONS FOR CP0126BL Crash Protectors
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Remove both
fairings
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Remove battery
from battery box (suggest using extension wires to keep power to alarm
etc)
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Using a
Dremmel or similar tool, open out hole in battery box to access engine
bolt (see picture P1 above)
·
Undo engine
bolt
·
Take R&G
replacement bar and one nyloc nut
·
Hold bar is
vice (or with grips) and do up nyloc nut, with end with shortest thread,
until two threads show through nut
·
Take one 12mm
washer and slide over bar up to the nut
·
Take the
shortest R&G block and offer up to left hand side of frame (see P2
picture above - note threaded boss sites at the top)
·
Fit R&G bar
through block and, with a soft hammer, tap through engine knocking the
OEM bolt out as you go
·
Take the
remaining block and fit over bar and onto frame
·
Place one 12mm
washer onto bar and fit nyloc onto bar – DO NOT TIGHTEN AT THIS STAGE
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Fit clamps to
either side using 6mm cap head bolts (note wide end of taper faces
forward)
·
Ensure the no
wires are trapped, tighten clamps and then the engine bar
·
Replace the
battery (NOTE FOR 996R YOU WILL HAVE TO CUT THE ENDS OFF THE RUBBER
LINER TO ALLOW THE BATTERY TO FIT . THE NEGATIVE LEAD MAY HAVE TO BE
REROUTED TO THE OTHER SIDE OF THE FRAME FOR EASE OF FITMENT )
·
Insert short
bolt (marking tool) into 12mm tapped hole on outside of aluminium block
on one side (leave about 26mm (1 inch) protruding
·
Paint middle
of the bolt head
·
Refit fairing
·
Gently push
fairing against the bolt head to leave a small paint mark on the inside
of the fairing
·
Remove fairing
·
Centre drill
on mark left by paint, working from inside of fairing outwards
·
Refit fairing
and check position
·
Remove fairing
and cut using 25mm hole cutter (work from outside inwards)
·
Clean up the
hole to leave it looking smooth. Trim the foam on the inside of the
fairing around the hole
·
Repeat for
other side, using same short bolt marking tool as used before
·
Replace
fairings
·
Place a washer
behind the head of one of the M12 bolts and pass through one of the
protectors
·
Pass assembly
through the hole in the fairing and locate into tapped hole of aluminium
block
·
Tighten the
assembly. Do not overtighten. Just tighten until you feel some
resistance from the compression sleeve inside the protector. Then ‘nip’
it up with a quarter turn on your wrench.
·
Repeat on
other side
Due
to the risk of cross-threading of bolts etc; we always recommend that
our products be fitted by one of our official dealers or a qualified
mechanic. |