Corbin CA-1H-BOX User manual

Part Number: CA-1H-BOX (used with the Stock saddle)
Description: Trunk box
Fitment: 2008 Can-Am Spyder
Revision: 1
Tools Required Parts List
5mm Hex Key (Allen wrench)
6mm Hex Key (Allen wrench)
13mm Socket Wrench
13mm Open Wrench
T-30 Torx Wrench
Loctite®or similar thread lock compound.
1 Corbin trunk box (complete)
1 Corbin taillight
4 m8 Chrome flat washers
4 m8 x 25 Chrome button head Allen bolts
3 m8 x 40 Cap screws
3 Splice connectors
NOTE: We recommend the use of a thread lock product
such as Loctite®when assembling parts on your
motorcycle.
1. Remove the small center tail cover using a T-30 torx
wrench (Figures 1 and 2).
2. Next remove the stock saddle. To do this, lift up on
the stock seat and unbolt the shock from under the seat
using a 13mm socket wrench and a 13mm open wrench
(Figure 3).
3. Unplug the seat sensor (Figure 4).
4. Lift the stock saddle up into an upright position and
remove the three stock bolts on the seat mounting
bracket, using a 13mm socket wrench.
NOTE: To help prevent your saddle from falling off the
bike after you remove the third bolt, we suggest you
remove the front two bolts first (Figure 5), then close the
saddle and then remove the third bolt (Figure 6).
5. Pull out your right signal plug so you can locate the
bundled group of wires (Figure 7).
6. Among the wires, you will find one each, colored
BLACK, WHITE and ORANGE. Apply one of the
included splices to each wire (Figure 8).
7. Connect the wires from the Corbin taillight to the
wires on the bike (Figure 9).
CORBIN CAN-AM SPYDER
Red to Orange
Black to Black
White to White FIG 5
FIG 3
FIG 1
FIG 6
FIG 4
FIG 2

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FIG 7
FIG 9
FIG 11
FIG 13
FIG 8
FIG 10
FIG 12
FIG 14
8. Now carefully and neatly tuck the wires all away back
where it was.
9. Install the taillight bracket to the seat mounting
bracket (Figure 10) and secure with the supplied m8 x 40
cap screws, using a 6mm Allen wrench. Use Loctite®
and tighten to 10-12 ft. lbs.
NOTE: Secure the hole in the rear first (Figure 11), then
put your saddle in the upright position and secure the
front two bolts (Figure 12).
10. Test the lighting to make sure everything works as it
should. Lighting should provide the following:
Running light
Brake light
11. Now go back and plug in your seat sensor and
reinstall the shock to your stock saddle.
12. Place your Corbin trunk onto the mounting bracket
(Figure 13) and secure the four locations with the
provided m8 chrome flat washers and m8 x 25 chrome
button head Allen bolts, using a 5mm Allen wrench
(Figure 14). Tighten to 10-12 ft. lbs. and use Loctite®.
Remember to take care and use good judgement when
loading the Corbin trunk. Although it is capable of
handling a great deal of luggage, you do not want to
overload your bike or carry weight too high.
Enjoy the ride!