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Old 04-16-2007, 07:51 PM
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I checked the fairing brackets to be sure they were alright, when I went to reassemble the fairing and torque the 7 screws (20 inch pounds)one of them (Windshield right side) will not tighten all the way the screw spins, I think the brass insert is spinning in the inner fairing. Is there a fix?maybe an epoxy?

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I think I found an answer after doing a search...

Go to your'e dealer and get part #16585-96 fairing insert. These thread in instead of push in. When you get one you will notice there is a slot in one end. Don't try winding it in with a screwdriver as you will snap the end off. The end with the slot is for starting in the fairing, then use one of your'e fairing screws with a nut on it for a spacer so you don't bottom it on the inner fairing when you wind it in. This is a simple, excellent repair and is what should have been installed right from the factory
 
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Good advise to use the screw, I tried to install one last year with the slot and a screw driver and I also broke off the ears. I ended up using some garilla glue on the original insert. It worked out fine. good luck!
 
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Tap the hole first. Then thread the insert with the screwdriver. That is how it is done..........
 
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Did you have to drill the hole out at all? what sze tap did you use



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Tap the hole first. Then thread the insert with the screwdriver. That is how it is done..........
 
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