Ok I forgot to connect the release cable for the hump last time I was doing an led mod!
Any clues as to how I get the bloody thing off to reconnect the cable?
(And stop laughing!!!) Cheers,
Pete
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Last time I did it I used a screw driver and levered the hump up enough to get my fingers under it.
Then I swore really loud cause it was squashing my fingers.
Then I got the shits and just ripped the fucker off, I had to re tap a couple of holes to 8mm afterwards too.
But I have NEVER done it again.
Leonard drilled a small 3-4mm hole on the lip of the tail section (under the hump) on the right hand side and used a welding electrode to push the lever across.
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Thanks Cas but I don't wanna make any holes if poss...
FF1 should know this one...oh Petey boy??? Cheers,
Pete
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Try this link on hayabusa.org DJ...
Seems this whoopsy happens regularly...
hayabusa.org hump problem
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Pete. Just lever it up slightly on the left side, with a rag over screw driver or flat bar is better (gently does it) Have a look with torch and slip a piece of hooked wire in and pull the catch ..............it's on the rear side of the latch assembly and pulls from right to left.
Easy to do Pete and have found that now the first thing I do when I put the cover back on the bike is to hook the cable up as it's indeed so easy to forget <i></i>
Thanks guys, Pan a few ideas there but all involve removing thw whole tail section again.
I'll try Pete's version first and see how I go.
Thanks again ...stay tuned for the end result.
If I have to respray anything again I WILL go mad!
Cheers,
Pete
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remove the back wheel and get yaself a 1 inch hole saw roughly work out where the lock is by looking at the pillion seat and then drill a hole through your rear guard then same as pete says get a torch and find the lock and a nice little flat blade screwdriver will do the job once done go to hardware and find a 1 inch rubber gromet and plug the hole that way if you ever do it again it is an easy solution as for levering the hump and sliding metal between paint I would do that only as a last resort Cheers Bill
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Thanks Bill good one but don't like the hole...
Maybe if I get desperate.
Anyway I wouldn't know how to remove the wheel... Cheers,
Pete
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Pete bring it out and I'll take it off for you .........without any paint lost .
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Might do that Pete.
Thanks.
Maybe Sat morning?
Sing out what suits... Cheers,
Pete
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Big thanks to Pete's Pitstop.
Pete knocked it off in 5 minutes!
Such delicate hands from a tough mechanic!
1000 thanks Pete, I owe you next time at Cleos.
Remind me in case I forget!!!
I had to rush home to pick up my daughter so couldn't do Cleos run.
I will drop those grommets off for Aussie eith tomorrow or Wed if that's ok. Cheers,
Pete
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G'day
Another thank you to FF1, I just had to do the same operation thanks to a lecco who need not be named...
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