Lower Fairing Vents
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Lower Fairing Vents
So the vents in the lower fairing are very hard to slide open and closed. I have all the books on the bike and do not see anywhere to lubricate the slides in the lowers. Has anyone figured out what to use and where to put it to make them slide easier. I think it is going to break something if I do not figure this out.
Shaun
Shaun
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I fixed the problem as soon as I got the. I removed the nut and bolt where they pivot in the center, and added a longer bolt so I could put a spring on the bolt with a large washer. then I put the nut back on and screwed it down, not tight but snug enough to hold the vent anyplace I put it. the spring gives it constant pressure when adjusted just right. I used a nylock nut instead of the regular nut so it doesn't move either once adjusted. the spring was from Home Depot in their misc. hardware area.
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So the vents in the lower fairing are very hard to slide open and closed. I have all the books on the bike and do not see anywhere to lubricate the slides in the lowers. Has anyone figured out what to use and where to put it to make them slide easier. I think it is going to break something if I do not figure this out.
Shaun
Shaun
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I fixed the problem as soon as I got the. I removed the nut and bolt where they pivot in the center, and added a longer bolt so I could put a spring on the bolt with a large washer. then I put the nut back on and screwed it down, not tight but snug enough to hold the vent anyplace I put it. the spring gives it constant pressure when adjusted just right. I used a nylock nut instead of the regular nut so it doesn't move either once adjusted. the spring was from Home Depot in their misc. hardware area.
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