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Can anyone tell me how to change headlight on RTS ,or how much :banghead:do they charge to replace it , Rather do it myself but don"t have any idea any help would be greatly appreciated
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2011 Spyder RTS Drivers side headlight out
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If I recall, the owner's manual has a pretty good writeup on how to replace. First off, the mirrors come off, which will reveal the rest of the screws necessary to remove the front cover. The side panels come off to undo the big nuts that hold the headlight adjusters in place. I think after that it's six screws for removal of each assembly. When you pull them out slightly, you see where the bulbs fit in, A 1/4 turn and they are out. Oh, on the adjusters, do not fool with the little knurled knob thing in the middle, just the ?19mm? nut that holds the adjuster in place. About an hour job my first time out, will be a lot quicker next time. It's really not that bad.
If I recall, the owner's manual has a pretty good writeup on how to replace. First off, the mirrors come off, which will reveal the rest of the screws necessary to remove the front cover. The side panels come off to undo the big nuts that hold the headlight adjusters in place. I think after that it's six screws for removal of each assembly. When you pull them out slightly, you see where the bulbs fit in, A 1/4 turn and they are out. Oh, on the adjusters, do not fool with the little knurled knob thing in the middle, just the ?19mm? nut that holds the adjuster in place. About an hour job my first time out, will be a lot quicker next time. It's really not that bad.
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