Oil drain and tranny drain nut size?
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Oil drain and tranny drain nut size?
I can't find this in my service manual and don't want to strip them. What are the sizes of the nuts for the tranny drain plug and the oil drain plug for an '06 RK?
Thanks.
Thanks.
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RE: Oil drain and tranny drain nut size?
The size isn't in the manual...but now that you know, did it make the job an easier? If you can't look at a bolt head and pick the wrench or socket, even by trial and error... maybe you shouldn't be working on your own bike. Respectfully, Dave
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RE: Oil drain and tranny drain nut size?
Maybe the next time you have a problem with your computer, andyou're looking for a quick answer, I can help you out wth some witty advice.Respectfully, Pete
ORIGINAL: Dave_E
The size isn't in the manual...but now that you know, did it make the job an easier? If you can't look at a bolt head and pick the wrench or socket, even by trial and error... maybe you shouldn't be working on your own bike. Respectfully, Dave
The size isn't in the manual...but now that you know, did it make the job an easier? If you can't look at a bolt head and pick the wrench or socket, even by trial and error... maybe you shouldn't be working on your own bike. Respectfully, Dave
#7
RE: Oil drain and tranny drain nut size?
I think the point Dave was making was that it would probably have been faster to take a couple of wrenches or sockets with you to the bike, tried them to get the right one and get the job done rather than posting on here and waiting for an answer.
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RE: Oil drain and tranny drain nut size?
I am gettin ready to do my first service(on flhtc). And would have used either/or but never thought they made a socket/allen wrench combo. Thats interesting
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RE: Oil drain and tranny drain nut size?
ORIGINAL: BigJfxdwg
I think the point Dave was making was that it would probably have been faster to take a couple of wrenches or sockets with you to the bike, tried them to get the right one and get the job done rather than posting on here and waiting for an answer.
I think the point Dave was making was that it would probably have been faster to take a couple of wrenches or sockets with you to the bike, tried them to get the right one and get the job done rather than posting on here and waiting for an answer.
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