brake pad bolt
I just checked both my 2003 Heritage and 2001 Springer and the pad pins for the rear calipers on both take 1/4" 12 point sockets..
I recently did a brake job on the '03 and that's what I used...
The #44314-00 pad pins were used in various models, front and/or back calipers, from 2000 to about 2007...
I also just checked my 2003 service manual, and it calls for a 12 point .25" (1/4") socket for the pad pins, and to tighten them at 180-200 inch pounds.
I noticed while looking up the pad pins in the service manual, the caliper mounting bolts are listed as 10mm 12 point... go figure...
FWIW... a 6mm 12 point is 0.23622", so it's just a bit smaller than 1/4"... If all you have is metric 12 point sockets and a 6mm 12 point fits, use it, but I wouldn't force it on to make it to fit. I'd buy a 1/4" 12 point for the job... a 7mm (0.275591") 12 point would be too big and probably bugger up the pad pin head.
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I just checked both my 2003 Heritage and 2001 Springer and the pad pins for the rear calipers on both take 1/4" 12 point sockets..
I recently did a brake job on the '03 and that's what I used...
The #44314-00 pad pins were used in various models, front and/or back calipers, from 2000 to about 2007...
I also just checked my 2003 service manual, and it calls for a 12 point .25" (1/4") socket for the pad pins, and to tighten them at 180-200 inch pounds.
I noticed while looking up the pad pins in the service manual, the caliper mounting bolts are listed as 10mm 12 point... go figure...
FWIW... a 6mm 12 point is 0.23622", so it's just a bit smaller than 1/4"... If all you have is metric 12 point sockets and a 6mm 12 point fits, use it, but I wouldn't force it on to make it to fit. I'd buy a 1/4" 12 point for the job... a 7mm (0.275591") 12 point would be too big and probably bugger up the pad pin head.
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