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With the car sitting outside under a car tent and ultimate cover I am amazed at how dry it remains despite what mother nature throws down. Auto Glym shampoo all over, and spray off to clean, wipe over and dry. Big mistake, will never hose spray again, bit of water through and into the alarm, passenger foitwell, started with a continuous squeak from the indicator sounder and indicators fixed on. Thanks to the builder Robin, I was able to switch off with the battery isolator.
Checked connections,' shock box' and finally had to open the alarm box. No major job except that at 66, still recovering from 'long covid' seems to want to stop joints and muscles from working, and I'm not as flexible as I used to be, it was a bit awkward. Anyway managed to get all out, open looked dry, spray of WD in the connectors, all back together and sorted. Went round with the Auto Glym super resin polish and looking good. Hoping to get out and about this weekend with a bit of better weather.
I've posted on sportster thread about the proposed exhaust work.
Checked connections,' shock box' and finally had to open the alarm box. No major job except that at 66, still recovering from 'long covid' seems to want to stop joints and muscles from working, and I'm not as flexible as I used to be, it was a bit awkward. Anyway managed to get all out, open looked dry, spray of WD in the connectors, all back together and sorted. Went round with the Auto Glym super resin polish and looking good. Hoping to get out and about this weekend with a bit of better weather.
I've posted on sportster thread about the proposed exhaust work.