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New Service Panels

fastfraser

Blazing Member
I was in at my dealer and decided to get the new oil filter and tranny filter kit and asked if I needed them to do the oil change to get the new service panels and low and behold the skies opened and they said NO so I whipped out my BRP coupon and walked out with the panels . Thanks Two Wheel Motorsports .:thumbup: So I stripped the Spyder down pulled the drain plugs, lubed the A arms installed the new filters and cover, added the oil reinstalled the panels including the new panels and next oil change I will easily save at least 1 hour in panel removal / replacement .Great development from BRP. It always amazed me that to start the oil change the first thing I did was remove the mirror .:dontknow:
 
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Did you have that Grillework for the left side laying on the refuse pile?
I've been told that it'll fit over on the right side if you are so inclined...
:thumbup:
Or if you're NOT using it.... ;)
 
:yikes: One hour for panel removal and replacement? !!! :yikes:

Even when I do both sides and take my time it doesn't take me more than 15 minutes on and 15 minutes off. You just have to practice more! :joke:
 
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He said that it'd SAVE an hour of time..
 
:yikes: One hour for panel removal and replacement? !!! :yikes:

Even when I do both sides and take my time it doesn't take me more than 15 minutes on and 15 minutes off. You just have to practice more! :joke:

I can remove ALL my body panels in about 1 MINUTE, of course I'll have to buy new panels to put back on....:roflblack:
 
I think that we both went to the same mechanic's training school. :shocked:
I qualifited for the U.S team for wrenching four times! (Special Olympics! :opps:)
 
Did you have that Grillework for the left side laying on the refuse pile?
I've been told that it'll fit over on the right side if you are so inclined...
:thumbup:
Or if you're NOT using it.... ;)

It can be MADE to fit.
I'd say it was a skill level of 3 or greater.
 
Mirror removal during oil change

I installed my new side panels this week also. I don't remove mirror or top side panel when I change the oil. I remove the screw by the glove box and pop the two studs out of the grommets of the top panel. I can then remove the middle side panel. I will see how much help it will be now that I won't even have to remove the middle side panel the next oil change next spring.
 
:yikes: One hour for panel removal and replacement? !!! :yikes:

Even when I do both sides and take my time it doesn't take me more than 15 minutes on and 15 minutes off. You just have to practice more! :joke:
Better cut fastfrazer some slack........."Dammit Jim he's a firefighter not a mechanic!"
:roflblack:
 
left panel removed

tried for a hour to get the front left panel off to try to install a air horn but cant even get it off or even find the factory horn to connect to the wires to the new horn so the button will work is their a trick to getting it off ? help
 
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What new service panels??

I was in at my dealer and decided to get the new oil filter and tranny filter kit and asked if I needed them to do the oil change to get the new service panels and low and behold the skies opened and they said NO so I whipped out my BRP coupon and walked out with the panels . Thanks Two Wheel Motorsports .:thumbup: So I stripped the Spyder down pulled the drain plugs, lubed the A arms installed the new filters and cover, added the oil reinstalled the panels including the new panels and next oil change I will easily save at least 1 hour in panel removal / replacement .Great development from BRP. It always amazed me that to start the oil change the first thing I did was remove the mirror .:dontknow:
What are you talking about when you refer to new service panels please?
 
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