Snake
August 10th, 2009, 07:28 PM
DIY - ZG Double Bubble Windscreen Installation
Tools:
1 #2 phillips screwdriver
1 long flat scredriver
super glue
1. Remove 6 phillips head screws located on the front of the windscreen. Caution: As soon as each screw is loose make sure to pull the screw foward at the same time that you are unscrewing them. This is so the plastic nuts do not fall back behind the gauge cluster. If this happens you will have to fish them out.
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2. While holding the plastic nuts in place with a long flat scredriver place one drop of superglue between the outside edge of the plastic nut and the inside of the fairing. Let dry for at least 5 minutes before installing the windscreen. This is to keep the plastic nuts in place otherwise they will fall out of the holes while trying to tighten them.
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3. Place ZG Double Bubble Windscreen in place and loosely start all 6 screws. After all 6 screws are loosely in place start to tighten them snugly but not overly tight from the bottom center working your way outward and alternating from left to right.
Thats all there is to it. The hardest part is keeping the plastic nuts from falling out. Now for some before and after pics.
Front before and after:
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From behind before and after:
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Size difference between the two windscreens. The ZG Double Bubble is aproxamately 1.5 inches taller.
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Tools:
1 #2 phillips screwdriver
1 long flat scredriver
super glue
1. Remove 6 phillips head screws located on the front of the windscreen. Caution: As soon as each screw is loose make sure to pull the screw foward at the same time that you are unscrewing them. This is so the plastic nuts do not fall back behind the gauge cluster. If this happens you will have to fish them out.
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2. While holding the plastic nuts in place with a long flat scredriver place one drop of superglue between the outside edge of the plastic nut and the inside of the fairing. Let dry for at least 5 minutes before installing the windscreen. This is to keep the plastic nuts in place otherwise they will fall out of the holes while trying to tighten them.
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3. Place ZG Double Bubble Windscreen in place and loosely start all 6 screws. After all 6 screws are loosely in place start to tighten them snugly but not overly tight from the bottom center working your way outward and alternating from left to right.
Thats all there is to it. The hardest part is keeping the plastic nuts from falling out. Now for some before and after pics.
Front before and after:
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From behind before and after:
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Size difference between the two windscreens. The ZG Double Bubble is aproxamately 1.5 inches taller.
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