Corbin H-FURY-FLIP Manuals

Part Number: H-FURY-FLIP(E) Description: Rumble Seat Fitment: 2010 Honda Fury Revision: 1 Tools Required Parts List 10mm Socket Wrench 7/16” Open Wrench Needle nose Pliers 1 SP00362, SWH-CB-HL Wiring Harness / pigtail 1 #P00676 Latch pin 3 4" zip ties 1 #P00545 Latch pin cup 1 SP00351, #FACC-05 Small Fuse Adapter 1 SP00354 Fuse 1 Large Fuse box rain cover FIG 1 FIG 2 FIG 3 FIG 4 FIG 5 1. Remove your stock seat. Refer to your owner’s manual if necessary. 2. To install the seat without heater unit, install the latch pin and latch pin cup on the rear fender, using a 7/16 open wrench (Figure 1), then slide the nose of the seat into position and lower the seat onto the latch pin until you hear (and feel) it "Click". Heater Installation: 1. If you ordered the heated model, we also included a wiring harness and fuse adapter that hooks into your stock fuse box, so start by removing your right side cover to gain access to the fuse box. 2. Unbolt the stock ground wire, using a 10mm socket wrench (Figure 2). Route the ground wire on the supplied wiring harness under the frame and place it onto the stock ground wire and secure with the stock bolt (Figure 3). 3. Locate the fuse box and remove the 10amp clock fuse position (Figure 4), using needle nose pliers (Figure 5) and insert the fuse into the supplied adapter at the end of the wiring harness (Figure 6), then Insert the adapter into the fuse box into the space previously occupied by the 10 amp clock fuse (Figure 7). Questions? Give us a holler... 800-223-4332 [email protected] FIG 8 FIG 10 FIG 9 FIG 11 FIG 12 4. The fuse box cover won’t close because of the fuse adapter, so close the fuse box cover loosely (Figure 8) then cover the entire fuse box with the rain cover (Figure 9). 5. Connect the wiring harness to the fuse adapter (Figure 10) and route the harness under the frame. 6. Leaving approximately 15 inches of loose wiring, tie the excess with the provided zip ties and secure it neatly out of the way before mounting the seat to prevent potential damage (Figure 11). Do not tighten excessively or you may damage the wiring... just secure it in place for cleanliness. 7. Plug wire harness into the seat and test. To do this, just plug the harness into the seat (Figure 12), turn on your ignition switch and flip the switch on the saddle. If the switch illuminates, the saddle heater is working. 9. Proceed with saddle mounting as outlined above. Enjoy your new saddle! NOTE: The heater is controlled by the switch along the side the saddle. The temperature is regulated by an internal thermostat when the heater switch is turned on. FIG 6 FIG 7