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Old 03-30-2009, 06:54 PM
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hi change out inner fairing all went well can not get lock back in i have the front forks turn left and locked i can un lock with srcew driver i think its out of time??????????????? help
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Old 03-30-2009, 07:01 PM
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On my '07 the key needs to be in the ignition and turned something like 60 degrees for it to drop down inside. Not sure if the '09 is the same way but...is the key in the ignition?
 
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i have the key in the ignition still no luck
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Old 03-30-2009, 07:13 PM
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yep can be a pain in the a$$.Harley sells a tool for this i didnt have it so i used a screw driver to line everything up.
 
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Sorry Gabe, this is one of those jobs where you'll fight it and fight it and, just when you're ready to throw something, it'll fall into place.
 
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i will try it again tomorrow again i have a manual follow it but know good
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Often depends on how it was removed, in what position and that is what needs to be remembered and then returned the same. So if the ignition was in the off position then that is how it must return...I have a feeling you already know this, but hey it may be still worth saying still.
 
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Make sure you are not pushing it down to far also...should be up about an 1/8"
 
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Glad mine went right in. I went to acc. position when r&R the lock.
 
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Originally Posted by stro1965
Sorry Gabe, this is one of those jobs where you'll fight it and fight it and, just when you're ready to throw something, it'll fall into place.


Thats the way it went in my garage..
 


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