Dude.......!!! I thwack....back....Yeah, I do miss not having anyone up here to thwack in the back of the head yet
Are you still planning on following Todd down here next month?
I could catch up on the thwacking then
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Tucson is not that far to change a tire.......!! Plus you can help him walk the dog in a Savage environment.......
Good question. I am thinking the inner cowl and the middle cowl may be removed as an assembly and put back the same way. Life would be a heck nicer. I am going to try the next time I go in there. I believe its possible.
Nice work sheet and thanks for the hard work in putting it together. I tried it once and they were sitting perfectly on a table and then someone accidently nudged the table and everything got mixed up. My method now is to use small zip lock sandwich bags and put the fasteners for each section in a different bag and then tape the bag to that section, until it comes time to put it back together. Like that everything for that section stays together. In case a section has different size nuts, it is a lot easier to figure out where each goes. Such as the lower cowl.
You all are an amazing bunch. Many thanks! This beats the hell out of my current approach of grabbing bolts off of the lift.What do you do with all the fasteners when you take off your Tupperware?
Well I made these worksheets to keep track of mine.
The idea is as you remove the fasteners, you place them on the correct spot on the worksheet. It helps me keep track of all the parts and it reminds me of all the fasteners that have to be removed first before you try to pull the piece off. Also, each fastener is numbered so you can see the location where it came from - and where to put it back.
Note, I have labeled some of the socket bolts as 5mm or 6mm - this is the thread size. Also there are two different sizes for the trim clips - one has a golf T shaped head and the other is flat.
This is what the sheets look like loaded up:
3rd worksheet added:
Here are the links to the full page pdf files:
Page 1
Page 2
Page 3
1-13-2012 Update
"The Dan" added numbers (in red) for each fastener and wanted to share. Here are links to the files - (Thx Dan)
Page 1 (with numbers)
Page 2 (with numbers)
Page 3 (with numbers)
Wow so usefull. Would have been great to have with any motorcycle.What do you do with all the fasteners when you take off your Tupperware?
Well I made these worksheets to keep track of mine.
The idea is as you remove the fasteners, you place them on the correct spot on the worksheet. It helps me keep track of all the parts and it reminds me of all the fasteners that have to be removed first before you try to pull the piece off. Also, each fastener is numbered so you can see the location where it came from - and where to put it back.
Note, I have labeled some of the socket bolts as 5mm or 6mm - this is the thread size. Also there are two different sizes for the trim clips - one has a golf T shaped head and the other is flat.
This is what the sheets look like loaded up:
3rd worksheet added:
Here are the links to the full page pdf files:
Page 1
Page 2
Page 3
1-13-2012 Update
"The Dan" added numbers (in red) for each fastener and wanted to share. Here are links to the files - (Thx Dan)
Page 1 (with numbers)
Page 2 (with numbers)
Page 3 (with numbers)
