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Okay; how does THIS piece come off?

Bob Denman

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:shocked: Through some very good fortune; I've come to be in possession of a chrome exhause end cap and heat shield for my RT. :ohyea:
The end cap was a real easy swap after I fgured out and found the right-sized allen keys.
The heat shield seems to be a real puzzler...
I seems that BRP had one of the attaching screws up where you can just get a piece of a finger on it, and that's it! :shocked:
If the entire right side Tupperware comes off :yikes:; does that finally allow access to it?
:gaah:
 
Ooh! Can I do that without raising the bike up into the air? :shocked:
That tactic might have some potential; THANX! :thumbup:

:shocked: If I do take this route; is there a chance that I'll be messing up gaskets or other parts that'll require the Missus to skin me alive? :yikes:
 
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Easy??

Either remove the tupperware or remove the muffler.
The muffler comes off easier than you'd expect.

Be a little cautious with this.
I installed a Two-Brothers exhaust on my 2012 LTD last weekend and I could NOT get one of the socket screws off.
I ended up using a sawzall to get it out of there.
This is the bolt I am talking about:
Exh-screw.jpg
It appeared there was some locktite (or similar) on the bolt that gave me MAJOR fits.
I wrestled with it for a while before I stripped the hex head of the bolt out.... then out came the sawzall.
Anyway.. maybe I was unlucky or just to dumb.
Just my 2 cents.
 
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Thanks for that tip!
I think that I may put a little heat on them first to see if it makes them want to co-operate a bit more... :thumbup:
 
Got it off, and I've got the sparkly pieces on the pipe! :ohyea::yes::ohyea:
Now I've just got to take a break to calm my sorry-:cus: down before crawling up under the bike again! :2thumbs:
2-15mm... (one; a half-inch drive socket, other other an open end combo
a 13mm 3/8 drive
Some sort of allen wrench that doesn't have a aize on it... :shocked:
This is turning into a pretty decent rainy day after all! ;)
Thanks for the help!
 
Nicely done!!!:clap:
Nothing better than the sweet sense of accomplishment. (And the newly installed shinny farkles don't hurt either!)
On to the next project!
 
Just got done putting away all of the tools that I kicked through to find the right ones...
No exhausts leaks; and it's SHINY! :shocked: :ohyea::yes::ohyea:
 
I'm just so proud of myself being able to get something mechanical accomplished on a rainy day, that I might even have to clean the bike up and post some more pictures of it! :D
And thanks again for the encouragement and help! :thumbup:
 
Did you tell the Missus that this was safety chrome?

She actually caught these before they got to the door... :yikes:
So in my usual, disarmingly-charming way; I wrote some "Revisionist History" about their origins...
And she bought it! :shocked:
I'm not proud of what I do; I'm mortal. Therefore, I am fallible... :opps:
 
Blame it on Teddy Bob, he can take it

:yes: Looks good, now you just need to update your Signiture Line with a new Pic including the New Safety Chrome :yes:
 
For all the future farklers out there, I always abide by one simple rule.

It is always better to ask for forgiveness than for permission. Think about it...
 
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