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Hi Guys
After a fault in which my navigator switched off after a few minutes each time I tried to use it I cleaned the pins with a pencil eraser and noticed that one of the flexible pin connectors on the bike harness side of the connection was broken - as these pins are bent to provide contact pressure this is obviously the fault.
Has anyone else experienced having to replace this connector - does it involve removing the complete harness and replacing it?
Mine was dealer fitted so I have not investigated how complex (or easy) the job is - or where to get a quick replacement.
Thanks
After a fault in which my navigator switched off after a few minutes each time I tried to use it I cleaned the pins with a pencil eraser and noticed that one of the flexible pin connectors on the bike harness side of the connection was broken - as these pins are bent to provide contact pressure this is obviously the fault.
Has anyone else experienced having to replace this connector - does it involve removing the complete harness and replacing it?
Mine was dealer fitted so I have not investigated how complex (or easy) the job is - or where to get a quick replacement.
Thanks