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  1. 12-08-2014, 05:44 PM #1
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    Default Frustrated

    I can not remove the cover between the taillights on my ST. I removed the one screw right in the middle of the cover but there must be a second one that I can not locate. Anyone know where it is located?
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  2. 12-08-2014, 06:43 PM #2
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    Default tail light cover

    I think you mean the tailpiece - the one on top of the lights? Yes, only one screw. They say to insert a screwdriver into the edges of the tailpiece (carefully) to kind-of lever it out. Fingernails do, too. It says in the manual: Using a small screwdriver, release the upper tail cover tabs.
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  3. 12-08-2014, 06:48 PM #3
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    Mark had a booger of a time with it....do as loisk says...be careful

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    Default THANKS!

    Thanks guys. I could not believe there was not another screw, but you were right. Man, that is a tight press fit! And you are also right about being very careful - it would be VERY easy to scratch your paint.
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    Default Agree..!!

    always good to have a nylon or plastic pry blade for these things. Take your time and if you feel anger building...walk away..!!
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    Default Any problems (heat) with the 2013 ST-S ?

    Found great deal on 2013 ST-S but was concerned with all the problems of this year model.
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  7. 03-21-2015, 10:27 AM #7
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    Default Go for it!!

    Quote Originally Posted by NU2Spyder View Post
    Found great deal on 2013 ST-S but was concerned with all the problems of this year model.
    I have a 2013 ST-Ltd. I had some heat issues, but nothing that ever stopped me from riding on high temp days or anything that I thought was dangerous. Best of all it only took me one phone call to BRP to have them ship replacement (2014) panels with revised air inlets. I am certain this will still apply. If you are buying from a dealer he should be aware of it. My panels were installed by dealer (and shipped to dealer) at no charge as I was there for a service.
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