Installing Apes...To Pull The Tank or Not to Pull The Tank
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Installing Apes...To Pull The Tank or Not to Pull The Tank
Well I just finished up the electrical extensions for my 16" Carlini's and all my cables should be here wednesday. In eyeballing the task ahead, I'm not sure so I thought I'd ask the people who have done this already. Do I need to pull the tank on my '05 RKC to change the throttle and idle cables? I'd really rather not because its full and from what I've read, its a PITA, but if I have to, I will do it now so I'm ready when the cables arrive. Thanks!!
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your '10 model also doesn't have throttle or idle cables, the OPs does. If it is anything like my Crossbones, you will have to at least move the tank. Not sure if it is do-able on the touring bikes, but instead of completely removing th tank on my softail, we unbolted it, laid a towel on the frame and very carefully slid it back enough to get to the stuff we needed. IIRC my wiring connections were under there as well.
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You don't have to pull the tank off. Just unfasten the front bolt, lift it and put a piece of wood underneath until you finish the work. You have to undo the air filter to reach to the end of the accel. cables. My 2002 FLHRI has two cables. It is not complicated if you have some tech abilities. Good luck!