Brake Pads
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Road Warrior
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Brake Pads
Any good post and picturesfor removal / installof the Rear Brake Pads - without removing rear wheel..
Or is this impossible on a FLHX 2007 Street Glide ?
What size is the "Socket Torq" to remove the brake pad pin ?
Or is this impossible on a FLHX 2007 Street Glide ?
What size is the "Socket Torq" to remove the brake pad pin ?
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RE: Brake Pads
Best money I ever spent for my bike was the 63 dollars for the Service Manual. Less than an hour's labor charge, and has saved me a ton of money.....and a lot of time hoping someone would take the time to try to explain a process on one of these forums.
You'll be surprised at the manual........excellent information, and yes, even pictures.
You'll be surprised at the manual........excellent information, and yes, even pictures.
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Road Warrior
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RE: Brake Pads
ORIGINAL: raporte
I'd pony up the $60 for the service maual. It has all the info and more than you'll ever need. Plus it will warn you of things to be watchful for so you don't screw it up!!
I'd pony up the $60 for the service maual. It has all the info and more than you'll ever need. Plus it will warn you of things to be watchful for so you don't screw it up!!
I have the Manual
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Any good post and picturesfor removal / installof the Rear Brake Pads - without removing rear wheel..
Or is this impossible on a FLHX 2007 Street Glide ?
What size is the "Socket Torq" to remove the brake pad pin ?
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Road Warrior
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From: Sunnyvale, Ca.
RE: Brake Pads
Is it the: "......without removing rear wheel....." that your missing ?
Or is this impossible on a FLHX 2007 Street Glide ?
What size is the "Socket Torq" to remove the brake pad pin ?
Or is this impossible on a FLHX 2007 Street Glide ?
What size is the "Socket Torq" to remove the brake pad pin ?
Road Master
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From: Brooksdale, ON
RE: Brake Pads
1/4 12 pt and the other one you will need for the front is a 10mm 12pt
The easiest way is just pull the pin and then carefully wiggle twist a flattip screwdriver to loosen the pads off what you are in fact doing id pushing the pucks back in, (I'm gonna get flamed for telling you this method you know) then eventually they will just fall right out put the new ones in and replace the pins. Dont forget to use a slight bit os anti-sneeze
The easiest way is just pull the pin and then carefully wiggle twist a flattip screwdriver to loosen the pads off what you are in fact doing id pushing the pucks back in, (I'm gonna get flamed for telling you this method you know) then eventually they will just fall right out put the new ones in and replace the pins. Dont forget to use a slight bit os anti-sneeze
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RE: Brake Pads
ORIGINAL: sewerat
1/4 12 pt and the other one you will need for the front is a 10mm 12pt
The easiest way is just pull the pin and then carefully wiggle twist a flattip screwdriver to loosen the pads off what you are in fact doing id pushing the pucks back in, (I'm gonna get flamed for telling you this method you know) then eventually they will just fall right out put the new ones in and replace the pins. Dont forget to use a slight bit os anti-sneeze
1/4 12 pt and the other one you will need for the front is a 10mm 12pt
The easiest way is just pull the pin and then carefully wiggle twist a flattip screwdriver to loosen the pads off what you are in fact doing id pushing the pucks back in, (I'm gonna get flamed for telling you this method you know) then eventually they will just fall right out put the new ones in and replace the pins. Dont forget to use a slight bit os anti-sneeze
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