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Date Posted: 12:41:54 05/10/04 Mon
Author: SDLTLR
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Fan Switch Mounting

I am going to mount the manual cooling fan switch on the upper right front fairing near the right ram air tube. I have never drilled into the fairings before. I was wondering should I use an electric drill or a Dremel tool? I have access to both, I just don't want to crack the fairing. Any suggestions would be welcome. Thanks in advance...

Shawn in Ohio

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Don't put a hole in the fairing! Click here. -- Gary Foreman - www.tl1000.com, 13:39:48 05/10/04 Mon
i sent you an email with a pic , for another option that i did for the switch... (NT) -- bobbyt, 17:20:11 05/10/04 Mon
STOP. Don't mount it on the right side, you'll wish you mounted it on the left. Take a closer look at Gary's picture. I mounted mine on the fairing, on the right. I wish I mounted it on the bars, on the left - its much easier to use,, don't have to take your hand off the throttle and you won't have to divert your attention to looking for the switch when you are moving. Mount it on the bars so you can access it without taking your hands off the bars. (NT) -- GreginBC, 20:02:00 05/10/04 Mon
I bought Jim's switch a long time ago. (Anyone remeber Jim?) Anyway, the switch mounts in the blank spot on the throttle housing under the kill switch. Very clean. If you want a pic, e-mail me. (NT) -- WickdTL, 12:08:07 05/13/04 Thu
- Hey, one of you guys e-mailed me about the picture. I accidentally deleted it. Give me your mail again, so I can send it. (NT) -- WickdTL, 18:13:46 05/16/04 Sun
Re: Fan Switch Mounting -- John, 02:00:09 05/29/04 Sat