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  • Replacing neutral indicator

    Any tips on replacing the neutral switch indicator? I will be working on this next and wondered if anyone had any tips.

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    Yep, oil's gonna come out of there, so either drain it down or tilt the bike way to the right somehow. It'll be more difficult if you have 4-2 exhaust. You do mean the switch in the engine?
    Last edited by bikerphil; 10-04-2010, 09:06 PM.
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      Originally posted by bikerphil View Post
      Yep, oil's gonna come out of there, so either drain it down or tilt the bike way to the right somehow. It'll be more difficult if you have 4-2 exhaust. You do mean the switch in the engine?
      I think he's referring to the light bulb (indicator), not the switch. I may be wrong though...
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