Removing rear pad retaining pin?
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- jetblack
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Removing rear pad retaining pin?
Mine is siezed solid and i've pretty much rounded of the screw head trying to get it out. Any reason why I cant use my drill and a screw extractor bit to wind the screw out?
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Re: Removing rear pad retaining pin?
No reason - it is and can be a total bastard
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- jetblack
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Re: Removing rear pad retaining pin?
Cool. i'll sort it this weekend if the rain ever stops...
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Re: Removing rear pad retaining pin?
I'd be suprised if your screw extractor doesn't snap off in there too! Good luck though.
- jetblack
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Re: Removing rear pad retaining pin?
Oh god, don't say that....andy1472 wrote:I'd be suprised if your screw extractor doesn't snap off in there too! Good luck though.
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Re: Removing rear pad retaining pin?
wee drop of WD40 on the thread when refitting the pin should make it easier in future
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- jetblack
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Re: Removing rear pad retaining pin?
Yeah,i've never had it undone since i bought the bike but when i install the new one i'll make sure its well greased.mo haggs wrote:wee drop of WD40 on the thread when refitting the pin should make it easier in future
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Re: Removing rear pad retaining pin?
Forget the extractor get some heat and impact,shock to it will come out. Extract will break and your fucked to drill it out at worst case
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Re: Removing rear pad retaining pin?
^^^^^thats a good call^^^^^^^
vic-vtrvfr wrote:they're like rocking horse poo with sprinkles of unicorn horn on top.
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Re: Removing rear pad retaining pin?
+1 for heat
however recently bought a snap-on reverse drill bit and extractor set that I'm itching to try out!
however recently bought a snap-on reverse drill bit and extractor set that I'm itching to try out!
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