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  1. Luca Fontanarosa

    Headlight low-beam not working

    Quick question...I've looked at the wiring diagram which says those relays are on the LH side. Am I reading the diagram wrong or did you mean to say LH side panel? I have to try and tackle this project myself looks like
  2. Luca Fontanarosa

    Headlight low-beam not working

    Hello! I haven't looked at my issue at all. I wouldn't even know where to start, I'm not mechanically inclined at all. I'll probably bring it somewhere to have it fixed.
  3. Luca Fontanarosa

    Headlight low-beam not working

    Thank you!
  4. Luca Fontanarosa

    Headlight low-beam not working

    Guys I greatly appreciate all your feedback. So based on that, I should probably start disassembling the headlight and check for burnt bulbs and then if that checks out proceed to the removal of the gas tank for the relay? Do you happen to know the part # for that relay? Again, thanks for the help.
  5. Luca Fontanarosa

    Headlight low-beam not working

    Searched but context didn't quite fit my case. So basically I have parking lights only working. No low-beams. Hi-beams work fine when I flip the switch. One would normally check for bulbs but I'm very suspicious that both would actually burn out at the same time. What else could be going on...
  6. Luca Fontanarosa

    You CAN buy the clutch lever pushrod assembly separately!

    I just ordered and received that part. Plug and play perfect fit on my Vortex levers. I had to use Blue Loctite because vibrations made the adjuster losen up and move, causing too early of a release.
  7. Luca Fontanarosa

    Norge Windshield washers

    Thanks V700. For future reference, part number is GU269787. They call it special washer nero, not cover. Took me a while to figure that out.
  8. Luca Fontanarosa

    Norge Windshield washers

    I know this is a very old thread, but I was wondering if this guy is still around. Two of those cracked on my Norge and I'm looking for replacement. Interestingly, the parts manual doesn't even list those, unless I missed them somehow.
  9. Luca Fontanarosa

    Plate light replacement

    well, I thought I'd give you an update FWIW. That's how you replace a broken plate light. 1. Disassemble the entire rear end of the bike. 2. Replace part 3. Reassemble. Quick and easy..yeh...:nerd: PS: I painted the mud guard while I was at it...[/IMG]
  10. Luca Fontanarosa

    Plate light replacement

    Exactly...it states it is a complex operation and blah blah go dish out your wallet at the dealer's. I really would like to give it a try. I'll take it to the dealer for more important stuff. Hopefully someone here knows what steps are involved.
  11. Luca Fontanarosa

    Plate light replacement

    Thanks for the reply Dinsdale! The issue in my case is that the wire either wasn't there to begin with (never paid attention to it), or it fell behind the cowl/fender (whatever is called) where the plate goes. I am not sure how to access the inside of that, there appear to be bolts and screws...
  12. Luca Fontanarosa

    Plate light replacement

    Hello fellow Guzzisti's I need some help. I need to replace the plate light on my 2009 Norge. My son dropped the bike and it broke. Anyone has any instructions on how to do it?
  13. Luca Fontanarosa

    Breva 11 - Norge 12 & 1200 Sport Registry and picture thread

    VIN# ZGULPU0069M114541 2009 NORGE 1200 4V, GRAPHITE BLACK, PORT SAINT LUCIE, FL - DOP 8/8/2013
  14. Luca Fontanarosa

    Need help finding VIN number on motorcycle

    LOL! OMG seriously? I tried and sure enough it is there! Although on my bike the whole VIN is not visible because it's covered by wires that seem pretty hard to move out of the way. But hey let that be documented on the thread. Thank you!
  15. Luca Fontanarosa

    Need help finding VIN number on motorcycle

    Dale thank you so much! I followed your instructions and I was able to pull the tank back to expose the VIN plate. What a joke...I I'll take a pic and leave it like that for the officer to inspect. Thanks again!
  16. Luca Fontanarosa

    Need help finding VIN number on motorcycle

    Yes I do see that. I just assumed the VIN wasn't there because quite frankly that is an absurd location to put it....I read your other post about moving the tank back. I'll try and see what happens. Unbelievable though...LOL Thanks for the help Dale! I'll post back with an update! ;)
  17. Luca Fontanarosa

    Need help finding VIN number on motorcycle

    Thanks Dale! I have a 2009 Norge I wonder if the location is the same. Out of curiosity...how do you move the fuel tank back? I hope you didn't mean I have to take the fuel tank apart?
  18. Luca Fontanarosa

    Need help finding VIN number on motorcycle

    That's what the manual says. But I looked everywhere on the steering head and could not find it. I know the bike has a good title (meaning not rebuilt or salvaged, etc.) it's been registered in NY for 5 years no problems. I'm baffled...if I can't find the VIN on this bike I won't be able to...
  19. Luca Fontanarosa

    Need help finding VIN number on motorcycle

    Hello folks, I'm new here. I searched similar threads but I couldn't find what I am looking for. I need to register a 2009 MG Norge in Florida, where a VIN visual inspection is required by a police officer. When the officer showed up to my house we searched everywhere but could not find where...
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