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 27-06-12, 15:47
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Reg plug
how the chuff do you get the plug out of the top of the Regulater/rectifier?
Oh...and while im here. im going to make a cover like the ones from Touratech, ive never seen one of there's in the flesh....do you reckon there 1mm ally...or thicker? |
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27-06-12, 16:29
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The rectifier is behind a lump of steel ... why would you want to protect the steel ?
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27-06-12, 16:39
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Anyway, I think most of the problems relating to the regulator rectifier comes from the plug itself, and not the casing getting hit |
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27-06-12, 18:31
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wow a horn button protector, I never ever dreamed of such luxury, sadly my horn (the one on the bike too) only gets used once a year for its MOT, so maybe this is really a gadget to far
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27-06-12, 22:12
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A) i like making stuff B) to tart it up c)to make it higher than the steel plate that protects the unit, thus protecting the plug as well.... ....which i cant seem to undo, seems solid! 
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27-06-12, 22:19
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Are you giving the tab on the back of the plug a good squeeze? The whole thing needs a firm pull to remove it.
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27-06-12, 22:38
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Fair enough. I made an extension from an old bait tub lid and some carbon fibre sheet, keeps the crap from the rectifier plug. I also moved the horn in behind the rectified.
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