Allen Head Socket Size - 2009 Iron
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Allen Head Socket Size - 2009 Iron
I've tried searching here in the forum, on YouTube, on Google, and in the FSM. I'm trying to swap out my pipes, and I need remove the pulley cover, so that I can remove the crossover pipe, and install the bracket. There are three bolts holding it on. I have the two smaller ones out, but I need to go in the morning and buy a socket to get the third one out. (The larger one to the rear.) Can one of you fine folks tell me what size allen head socket I need to buy?
Thanks!
Thanks!
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Thanks again all for the excellent advice. I have a Harbor Freight close by, so I dropped in and got a set of metric and SAE, and a set of Torx bits, along with a few other things that fell into the cart. (That seems to happen a LOT a Harbor Freight....LOLOL)
The bit required for the bolt in question was a 5/16". New pipes are now installed, and fuel remapping is done.
I'll post up a pic later. Thanks again!
The bit required for the bolt in question was a 5/16". New pipes are now installed, and fuel remapping is done.
I'll post up a pic later. Thanks again!
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Thanks. However, when I ran the bike, the orange burned out, and is now a sickly brown. I have some titanium on order, and the orange will be replaced. You can see it on the pics I uploaded to Amazon with my 1 star review:
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Later!
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Later!
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