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If you plan to remove/replace the calipers, a 10mm 12point socket / wrench is needed
for the caliper bolts.
Torx bits including a T27. Do not use the T25 or you'll strip it out....
T.
for the caliper bolts.
Torx bits including a T27. Do not use the T25 or you'll strip it out....
T.
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20319295[/url]]If you plan to remove/replace the calipers, a 10mm 12point socket / wrench is needed
for the caliper bolts.
Torx bits including a T27. Do not use the T25 or you'll strip it out....
T.
for the caliper bolts.
Torx bits including a T27. Do not use the T25 or you'll strip it out....
T.
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From: Newport,TN area
No problem. IIRC, the T27 is used on the derby cover screws.
The derby cover is a very common 'item' that folks switch out for
something they fancy...
good luck,
T.
The derby cover is a very common 'item' that folks switch out for
something they fancy...
good luck,
T.
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Welcome from another 03 Fatboy owner!
All great responses on tools you will find handy.
I forget the job but it added an extra hour because I did not have "retaining ring plier", I ended up getting a 90 degree one which has come in handy on occasion.
Slotted 9/16" long ratchet will make adjusting your running lights a lot easier if you ever need to do that (that allows you to get at the bolt without taking the wires off, I don't have one and it was a pain to get a wrench up in there).
All great responses on tools you will find handy.
I forget the job but it added an extra hour because I did not have "retaining ring plier", I ended up getting a 90 degree one which has come in handy on occasion.
Slotted 9/16" long ratchet will make adjusting your running lights a lot easier if you ever need to do that (that allows you to get at the bolt without taking the wires off, I don't have one and it was a pain to get a wrench up in there).
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