BLACK WIDOW
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If I unplug (the large single plug on the back) of the instrument panel; What can I screw up?:dontknow:
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ataDude
Mod Maniac
Nothing. Make sure the bike is turned off, though.
And, as M2Wild said, carefully plug it back in to not bend the contact pins.
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bone crusher
Alignment Specialist
You can disconnect and connect without a problem...as Lamont and others said, just put it back on properly...it does have pins...
I actually opened the entire unit one time to clean out the 'snail trail' that it had when I bought it...cleaned the inside plastic with microfiber...there is no special coating inside to worry about and it looks great now...sealed it back up and it's been fine since...even through a serious thunderstorm!
I actually opened the entire unit one time to clean out the 'snail trail' that it had when I bought it...cleaned the inside plastic with microfiber...there is no special coating inside to worry about and it looks great now...sealed it back up and it's been fine since...even through a serious thunderstorm!
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