2005 ignition switch removal

Kevin frazier

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2008 Triumph rocket 3 touring

• Yesterday at 8:01 PM

• #21

The 06 of cootertwos is intermittent and i dont do intermittent so im thinking its those wires that corrode or mess up, white maybe, im just getting on the 06 to get it sold. Switch #1

 

Jhortz

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2012 Rocket Roadster

• Yesterday at 8:09 PM

• #22

What do that heads of the screws actually look like?

 

Gerald

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05 Rocket III

• Yesterday at 8:15 PM

• #23

Jhortz said:

What do that heads of the screws actually look like?

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believe mine were small round headed security screws, I used a pair of needle nosed locking pliers and turned a little at a time. Replaced with allen headed bolts

 

warp9.9

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• Yesterday at 10:27 PM

• #24

Yes they are security torx basically a torx with a hardened pin in the middle. Some people call the pin torx.

 

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warp9.9

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• Yesterday at 10:29 PM

• #25

warp9.9 said:

Yes they are security torx basically a torx with a hardened pin in the middle. Some people call the pin torx.

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Jhortz

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• Today at 12:30 AM

• #26

warp9.9 said:

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Ahhhh, I see, Cheers.

It is pretty much standard for torx bits now to have a hollow end to fit these. I get everyone's situation is different, but to me buying a $20 torx bit set would be infinitely easier than grind the heads off.