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What needs to come off to fit Lamonster belt tensioner?
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RICZ
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But the belt is on the left side.
Mike0123
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LOL. yup.. my bad. Yes it is!
Mike0123
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Yes that’s the side I meant. LOL sorry and thank you.
I agree with RayBJ. I watched the video on YouTube, explains all panels but big black one. Also, taking off driver and passenger floorboards make it all easier. Big black panel has about 3 screws, one in front of saddle bag, the rest are push pins. Just take your time and watch where things go! Took me about an hour on my 2021 RT Limited! Took all vibration out of belt!
Forgot the little screw that goes up front by the splash guard, a pain, but use a small Phillips to remove.
Forgot the little screw that goes up front by the splash guard, a pain, but use a small Phillips to remove.
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Mike0123
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Dude ... I can’t tell you how long I screwed around with trying to get that one out! Getting the whole panel off, taking my time, took about an hour altogether. That one little screw took 10 minutes it feels like. My eyes aren’t the best so I couldn’t see it was a Phillips head... like WTH is up with that!!???? LOL
Ray, great idea! It is smaller than the other push pins! I was just going to replace with a push pin, but hole is smaller!
Mike0123, like you, eye site not the greatest, used a regular screw driver to pry up on base so screw would come out! A pain, like stated above, wanted to replace with push pin, Ray’s idea makes sense for next time.
Mike0123, like you, eye site not the greatest, used a regular screw driver to pry up on base so screw would come out! A pain, like stated above, wanted to replace with push pin, Ray’s idea makes sense for next time.
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