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Originally Posted by vipernicus42
Lower bolt on the Brake Caliper Mounting Bracket!
and when/if you finally get in there, if you strip it, it's impossible to get it out to replace it!
Jon
and when/if you finally get in there, if you strip it, it's impossible to get it out to replace it!
Jon
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lower exaust manifold nut, rear rotor - with the racing beat setup. you just gotta use the wrench, i dont own a socket + wrench combo that will fit in there.
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If you are using a standard box-end/open-end wrench, the back right (when looking up the hood) bolt that holds on the carb. It's just impossible with a standard wrench with the stock motor/carb; but if take that wrench, put it in the vice grip, and smack the crap out of it a few times, it works like a charm.
I love how the Hayne's manual's only advice towards this bolt says something along the lines of: "The back right bolt holding on the carb requires a certain degree of patience."
I love how the Hayne's manual's only advice towards this bolt says something along the lines of: "The back right bolt holding on the carb requires a certain degree of patience."
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Originally Posted by vipernicus42
Lower bolt on the Brake Caliper Mounting Bracket!
and when/if you finally get in there, if you strip it, it's impossible to get it out to replace it!
Jon
and when/if you finally get in there, if you strip it, it's impossible to get it out to replace it!
Jon
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Originally Posted by vipernicus42
Lower bolt on the Brake Caliper Mounting Bracket!
and when/if you finally get in there, if you strip it, it's impossible to get it out to replace it!
Jon
and when/if you finally get in there, if you strip it, it's impossible to get it out to replace it!
Jon
no need to take them off when changing your brake pad. remove the 17 bolt instead. If you ever need to remove the bracket, remove the entire strut assembly.
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