Progressive 422 Question
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Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Montreal Quebec Canada
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just did mine, i bought a set of those ratchet crescent wratches on sale, set of 8 for $20, best investment, and great when i work on the bike as the inner part is abs plastic, does not mark or scratch the bolts as well. great to have in the tool chest and this time of the year there are huge sales....sears or home depot or lowes, i got mine @ sears, they were 70% off....
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You only need the special tool to be able to torque the bolts when you re-install. Just make sure you use loctite and get the bolts real tight, check your service manual for the torque. I broke mine loose by extending my combination wrenches. I put the open end of a large wrench into the closed end of the other wrench to double the length to break the bolts loose ( had to push with my foot). Just use the same two wrenches to help get the bolts as tight as they need to be. Oh yeah, I had my bike up on cinder blocks, two high under each wheel and the kickstand, so I could get under it to work. I strapped the bike off to the overhead beams, so if it fell, it wouldn't do much damage to the scooter. Your on your own if you block your bike up like I did, it's dangerous as heck!! A trip to the hospital is cheaper then the price of a special tool...(lol). To do it with the bike on the floor, jack the rear of the frame till the rear wheel just lifts off the floor. You'll have to pound on the wrench to loosen the bolts and pound on the wrench to get them tight again. Again, remember to use loctite on the bolts on re-assembly! It's not hard to do the job, good luck!
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