Step 1 Remove the mirrors: 4 Allen head screws (2 on each mirror)
NOTE: It is not necessary to remove windscreen.
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Step 2 Remove headlight
fairing: 8 Allen head screws total (3 on each side of bike near turn signals and 1 on each side of the
gauges.)
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Step 3 Remove 2 plastic clips from underside near forks.
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Step 4 After it is partially off, disconnect 1 large wiring harness connector
to remove the front fairing from the bike.
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Step 5
Remove the 3
Phillips-head screws from the back side of the gauges.
NOTE: Do not attempt to unscrew the bolt on the front of the gauges.
It is for cosmetic purposes only. It does not come apart.
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Step 6
Pull the whole cluster forward
out of the shock mounts. (towards you assuming you are sitting on the
bike) |
Step 7
Depress the tabs on the two
wiring harness connectors from the backside of the gauges and
disconnect wiring from the bike to the gauges. |
Step 8 Remove 8 screws from back cover.
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Step 9 Remove 2 small screws on
small cover.
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Step 10 Lift back cover off and
remove the circuit board from the case.
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Step 11
Lift needle over the needle stop pin and let it come
to rest just on the other side of the needle. This is where you want
to reinstall it when you are ready to put it back in. |
Step 12
Use 2 spoons to carefully remove the
needle:
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Step 13 Swap faceplates and also move the needle
stop pin from the old face to the new one. |
Step 14 Re-install needle
so that it is where it was
when you removed it. Carefully lift the needle over the pin. There
should be a natural tendency for the needle to want to press itself
against the needle. |
Step 15 Re assemble gauges and test to make sure
needle works properly. If it is out of place remove as before and
install it until it is correct. |