Charging tender trouble

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deilenberger
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Re: Charging tender trouble

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lewellen wrote:You'll need a Philips head to remove the negative battery lead, and a Star (Torx) wrench to remove the positive battery lead. Or at least I needed one when I installed a fused pigtail, just last night. I think it was a T-25 but am not 100% sure. The positive screw is actually a little post with the star cutout on top.
It's a Torx-25, had to dig one out today to install a heated clothing pigtail on a friend's R1200GS..
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Re: Charging tender trouble

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deilenberger wrote:
It's a Torx-25, had to dig one out today to install a heated clothing pigtail on a friend's R1200GS..
The 2009 bikes must be different. Both of my terminal screws are phillips. Then again, my turn signal wire couplers are the new sealed version versus the spade type. I know this because I just ordered L.E.D blinkers and checked to see if I needed the wiring harness. :D
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