Black Recangular Thingys !

[bikerpaul]

I have a hole either side of my fairing that should have black plastic cover type thingys on them (technikkle aint I) ?
Can I buy replacement ones and what are the holes for anyway ?

Paul.

[StinkyPete]

I have a hole either side of my fairing that should have black plastic cover type thingys on them (technikkle aint I) ?
Can I buy replacement ones and what are the holes for anyway ?

Paul.

Can you post a picture of the gizmo with the hole for the thingy, and I'm sure one our technogurus will be able to advise.

[bikerpaul]

Aw.... ya know, just infront of you kneez when you are sitting on the bike seat,two rektangular oles that should have covers on them !

[alans1100]

It's ok Paul

It's part number 77121-MT3-000ZA for both sides. They should be the same colour on all 1100 models

[Nigel]

Thanks Alan, I am in need of one of those thingys as well!

[ruSTyEB]

I bought those thingys once,  just check the metal clip is still on the fairing otherwise you will end up having to glue
 it down like I did (impatience got the better of me.)

[bikerpaul]

SEE !!!!! I knew someone on here would know what the thingy's are.
Many thanks to Alans1100.... I can now cover those rektinglular holes wif rektingular covers.
Cheers.

Paul.

[Brock]

P.S. they are inspection holes used when doing valve timing (I think)

[alans1100]

I mounted my driving light switch in the LH one.

[saaz]

You can use those holes to drain the carbs, using a long screw driver (page 5-18 of the Honda service manual)

[Totgas]

There are actually Honda switches that go in all of them....

[STeveo]

I take them out in winter to get some warm air onto my knees. 

 

[Bikebear]

I believe that the manual shows them to be used to access the rear spark plug on each side with the spark plug spanner.

[saaz]

You don't have to use them to remove the rear spark plugs (it might work though).  With the Honda spark plug tool it is easy enough to get to the rear plugs with just the maintenance section of the fairing removed.

[Traveller]

When you order the black thingie Part No.  77121-MT3-000ZA you also need to order part No. 90666SD4003 (this is the clip that holds it in place.) or alternatively superglue it in place, however that does to become unglued over time.

Traller