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Iron Butt
Posts: 732
Western WA | So, at some point someone, probably when I had the Kuryakyn 4710 installed, over torqued the bolts holding the upper passenger pad in place. I've never touched the thing. Although, admittedly, it does sound like something I would do.
One bolt came out fine, the other three - just spin and spin.
I've tried applying pressure behind the pad where I removed the one bolt, in the hope that the added tension would be enough to allow the bolt to start backing out but no such luck.
Suggestions? Or am I hosed into buying a new upper pad. I tried looking on the Pure Polaris site but they don't offer prices or a way to check out.
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Puddle Jumper
Posts: 18
Charleston, WV | One of the "nuts" on my pad did the same thing, I pried between the pad and the trunk top to put the "nut" in a bind and got it loose. While off of the bike I pulled it up snug with the bolt & a washer so it would reset into the back pad. Hope this helps you with yours | |
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Iron Butt
Posts: 732
Western WA | Thanks Dean.
I'll give it another try, but I think at this point my only option is to drill/remove the bolt heads. | |
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Upper passenger pad on trunk - over torqued