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Aug 12th, 2012, 1:27 pm
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Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Grand Haven, Michigan, USA
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Ignition switch cover replacement
I just got a carbon ignition switch cover for a 999. It is supposed to fit our bikes and does except for the antenna on the inside. Does anyone know how to remove the antenna around the inside of the stock SC ignition switch cover?
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Aug 12th, 2012, 2:12 pm
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Port Macquarie, N.S.W, Australia
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That antenna is for the key-just wrap it around the ignition switch-It wasnt connected to the cover on my bike
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Aug 12th, 2012, 3:13 pm
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Grand Haven, Michigan, USA
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Thanks for the reply Gusman. Mine isn't like that. It is contained in a plastic ring that is attached somehow to the cover and has a spade connector for. the wire. Any other ideas?
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Aug 17th, 2012, 5:04 pm
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Motorbike Junky
Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Charlottesville, VA, USA
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Can you post pictures?
And where did you get the carbon piece? I think the only one I saw slipped over the stock part instead of replacing it....
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2006 Ducati Sport 1000, black
Zard Ti exhaust, DP ECU, Waspworks PUK, Speedymoto triples, 999 Showa forks, ABM clip-ons, RCs master cylinders, Rizoma reservoirs, Oberon bar end turn signals, CRG arrow mirrors, ProGrip XL grips, Corse Dynamics headlight, Brembo silver line 4p/4p calipers, Braketech Axis Iron rotors, 999 cast aluminum wheels, S4RS CF fender, MW CF fuel cap, Corse Dynamics gauge brackets, Sato rearsets, Ducabike brake lever & reverse shifter, Surflex clutch pack w/Pro Cutting basket, TI bolts, billet hub, Rizoma pressure plate, Speedymoto Half Life cover, DID 520 chain, 14/41 sprockets, CF hugger/chain guard, Motolectric HICAP w/Shorai LFX14A2 under seat, Speedymoto belt covers, frame/axle sliders, Speedo Healer 4.0, Oberon clutch slave
2009 Ducati GT1000/Sport 1000 Scrambler
GT1000 frame/tank/seat/bars, S2R engine, S1K mono swingarm/wheels/random parts, S1K biposto exhaust, Multistrada forks, custom rock guards, 19" front wheel, dirt tires
2004 Ducati 999/1098 Streetfighter build in progress
Plan: 999 frame/subframe, 1098 engine, 1098 tank, 999 suspension, MTS 1100S triples w/handlebars
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Aug 17th, 2012, 6:47 pm
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Location: Outside Boston, MA, usa
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TH, I think you can just remove it from the original cover and as said before just wrap it around ignition switch letting it end up near the position it was in on the cover. Just has to be in proximity of housing, maybe a little electric tape to keep it just.
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Aug 17th, 2012, 9:52 pm
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Grand Haven, Michigan, USA
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I did it!
My antenna loop consisted of a lot of fine wires wound around the ignition key barrel. They were enclosed in a loop of insulation and then hot melted to the top of the stock plastic cover. With a little persuasion the insulation/fine wire assembly was separated and placed in side the new CF cover. The cover was from a 999 and fit perfectly. The only problem I then had was that my WASP TMSD bracket needed to be relieved to fit around the ever so slightly different shaped CF cover. Hope that helps.
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Aug 17th, 2012, 10:19 pm
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Motorbike Junky
Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Charlottesville, VA, USA
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To my knowledge, the 999 didn't come with that stock... Any idea who the manufacturer or vendor is?
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2006 Ducati Sport 1000, black
Zard Ti exhaust, DP ECU, Waspworks PUK, Speedymoto triples, 999 Showa forks, ABM clip-ons, RCs master cylinders, Rizoma reservoirs, Oberon bar end turn signals, CRG arrow mirrors, ProGrip XL grips, Corse Dynamics headlight, Brembo silver line 4p/4p calipers, Braketech Axis Iron rotors, 999 cast aluminum wheels, S4RS CF fender, MW CF fuel cap, Corse Dynamics gauge brackets, Sato rearsets, Ducabike brake lever & reverse shifter, Surflex clutch pack w/Pro Cutting basket, TI bolts, billet hub, Rizoma pressure plate, Speedymoto Half Life cover, DID 520 chain, 14/41 sprockets, CF hugger/chain guard, Motolectric HICAP w/Shorai LFX14A2 under seat, Speedymoto belt covers, frame/axle sliders, Speedo Healer 4.0, Oberon clutch slave
2009 Ducati GT1000/Sport 1000 Scrambler
GT1000 frame/tank/seat/bars, S2R engine, S1K mono swingarm/wheels/random parts, S1K biposto exhaust, Multistrada forks, custom rock guards, 19" front wheel, dirt tires
2004 Ducati 999/1098 Streetfighter build in progress
Plan: 999 frame/subframe, 1098 engine, 1098 tank, 999 suspension, MTS 1100S triples w/handlebars
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Aug 19th, 2012, 7:52 am
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Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Grand Haven, Michigan, USA
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@ Dendrophobe. I bought the part used. I see that Motomfg sells one for a 999. I have also seen the Moto Wheels one that slips over the stock one. Mine does not and I know it came off a 999. The slip over version would not work for me as I have a WASP TMSD and that bracket is attached to the mounting bolts. I had to relieve it slightly as it was.
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