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Puddle Jumper
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Broomfield, CO | Any tips on removing a Vision windshield? I've removed all the bolts but it seems like it's glued on. |
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Austin, IN United States | Give it a little bump. Not to much of a bump. |
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Puddle Jumper
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Tumbler Ridge, BC Canada | It shouldn?t be glued if wiggling back and forth doesn?t work. Then use a nylon bar for windshields or dash removal . |
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Tourer
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Beer Collins, Colorado (there is no fort) | To late for this tip-put masking tape over the nuts to hold them in place and also there are small O Rings on either side of the windshield that are easy to loose if your not careful. |
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Puddle Jumper
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Broomfield, CO | I figured it out so I thought I'd share what I learned. Turns out there is a rubber gasket/washer at each bolt hole between the windshield and the mounting bracket. This gasket has a small amount of adhesive on both sides. Once I heated each bolt hole using my wifes hair dryer I was able to get the windshield off with a small amount of prying just using my fingers.
The new Ness windshield looks awesome; hope to get her out on the road today! |
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Iron Butt
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| Speterson1 - 2015-01-25 9:11 AM
I figured it out so I thought I'd share what I learned. Turns out there is a rubber gasket/washer at each bolt hole between the windshield and the mounting bracket. This gasket has a small amount of adhesive on both sides. Once I heated each bolt hole using my wifes hair dryer I was able to get the windshield off with a small amount of prying just using my fingers.
The new Ness windshield looks awesome; hope to get her out on the road today!
Did they change the design? |
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Vision Windshield Removal