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    Keith , just checking on you . Hope everything turned out good after your visit to the Dr. Those types of injury can be really painful and take a long time to heal , I am still praying for you. Let me know how you are doing when you get a chance. Roger

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    Now that's a nasty looking bruise . Hope everything is ok and no major problems with muscles . How did that happen ?

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    I had stopped at an accident outside of Luling and when I went to get out of my truck, I missed the running board step and wrenched my arm up and back pretty hard. Doctor says may have some rotator cuff damage, bicep tendon damage and sub clavicle damage to the tissue. He's sending me for an MRI and I'll see him again in two weeks to see what he wants to do. May involve some surgery.

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    Break out harness for left cubby,
    I have the parts on hand to build a break out harness, without fuses I could do it for $12.00 including shipping , adding a 4 position fuse holder adds $10.00 to the price.

    More than Cyclemax maybe, but less than total cost if you buy the parts and a crimper.

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    https://www.easternbeaver.com/Main/Elec__Products/Connectors/110_Connectors/110_connectors.html
    Look down the page youll find what youre looking for.

    Originally you used to be able to buy these through Cyclemax in large quantity cheaply . I did the same thing you did for power and my light harnesses. I made them all myself on my 07. The crimpers I paid 20.00 for at a computer store in the tool aisle. If you have one nearby check itout or look on Amazon. If you dig a bit you can save some money.

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    Hey


    I got it to work....I have lifetime on my Zumo....had to update that first....
    Then I tried to use Mapsource to build the Canadian and US maps....but they saved as gdb files....
    So...hooked Zumo back up to laptop, and went into files that way, copied the loaded "img" file from there, saved it to laptop....then carried on as per your instructions....so now have the Canadian map on bike....
    Going to try to make US map this weekend
    Not sure if gupdate.gcd version 5.1 is much different from 4.9, but the 4.9 the other guy posted worked great.
    Thanks again

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    You are correct. The Y181P part # is for model years 2004, 2006 and 2008. Hard to tell the difference in the pic of the 04 vs 09. Thanks for your help

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    You are correct. The Y181P part # is for model years 2004, 2006 and 2008. Hard to tell the difference in the pic of the 04 vs 09. Thanks for your help
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