help please

[nelly]

Hi everyone picked up my new gsa today, managed 150 miles before the weather beat me, but have slight problem or am i just thick !! thr bike has the bmw zumo fitted, in my rush to get on the road i didnt ask how to remove it, the salesperson said here is the ingenious tool for removing it namely a prong with a grove in but where on earth does it go ive looked

any sensible answers please

ta

 

[autogs]

if you look on top of the mount on the right hand side there will be the top of the screw visable thats where the special tool goes

 

[Dave56]

Try one of these, always works for me............

 

[swissrob]

replace the crappy "security" screw for a thumb screw makes it far easier to put on and off U get them for a few £ from migsel on here

 

[nelly]

thanks

Ta mate sorted id been at it for 2 hours

nell

 

[TLSgazza]

Hi everyone picked up my new gsa today, managed 150 miles before the weather beat me, but have slight problem or am i just thick !! thr bike has the bmw zumo fitted, in my rush to get on the road i didnt ask how to remove it, the salesperson said here is the ingenious tool for removing it namely a prong with a grove in but where on earth does it go ive looked

any sensible answers please

ta

I did the same thing with mine last september when i bought the Zumo, spent over an hour fackin about with it, can't understand how the bloody thing went into the cradle with the security screw in but wouldn't come out,
might have get one of the thumb screws before our next big trip

 

[Seatownmaster]

How do I remove the ZUMO Security screw

Help!
As is says. Just can't get it out
Do I use force and Pliers. I want to replace it with the thumb screw.
Thanks
Adrian

 

[Howard Millichap]

Help!
As is says. Just can't get it out

It's a screw. You unscrew it!

 

[Tomcat]

Help!
As is says. Just can't get it out
Do I use force and Pliers. I want to replace it with the thumb screw.
Thanks
Adrian

You should have a dinky little security screwdriver with your Zumo - its fitted into a knurled silvery tube. I lost mine within minutes - fell down inside the bike never to reappear, but easy to replicate. Find a small narrow electricians screwdriver (eg with a blade to fit the grub screws on a mains plug), file a small notch in the centre of the blade - keep trying it till it fits the screw. Undo it completely then chuck the screw away