Rubber gasket

[Krebscycle]

Can someone tell me where this gasket escaped from on my 2003 ?



Thanks for the help

Kreb

 

[GSL]

Hi,

It looks like the rubber gasket from the mechanical arm on your front windshield that raises and lowers it check your front fairing and see if you have it on both arms. It is glued in behind the arm on the fairing that is my best guess cause I had mine come unglued shortly after I bought it and had to reglue it.

Ride Safe,

Gary

 

[Joe2Lmaker]

That's the Gremlin Gasket.

You're pretty much screwed.

 

[SkooterG]

Oh SH**!!!

That gasket is off your FJR?!?!?!

Don't ride it! Or the whole world will blow up!

 

[wfooshee]

Bike still runs? Loose piece not important!

 

[C&C]

That one goes inside the grabrail (the front part of your luggage rack). Feel inside both your grab rails; one will feel hollow (unless you've lost the other one too).

 

[FJRay]

Without that gasket the final drive will explode just like a BMW. I did check inside my grab rails and didn't feel anything missing but it did make me smile.

 

[Krebscycle]

That one goes inside the grabrail (the front part of your luggage rack). Feel inside both your grab rails; one will feel hollow (unless you've lost the other one too).

That's exactly where is was from! Slipped back in without a struggle.

Thanks for your help C&C !

B safe,

Kreb

 

[Fred W]

That one goes inside the grabrail (the front part of your luggage rack). Feel inside both your grab rails; one will feel hollow (unless you've lost the other one too).

That's exactly where is was from! Slipped back in without a struggle.

Thanks for your help C&C !

B safe,

Kreb

Thanks goodness. Now you can get back to respiration, breaking down glucose, and forming CO2.

You wouldn't happen to be a brewer, would you Krebs?

 

[Afast03nNJ]

Slipped back in without a struggle.

And it will slip back OUT without a struggle too.

Don't ask me how I know this.

 

[RadioHowie]

Yeah? Well this is what a porcelain seal looks like:

The Feej won't run worth a crap with either one missing.