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 westendboy7 Nitrous Nuisance

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 westendboy7 Nitrous Nuisance

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 Posted: 22:06 - 15 Apr 2005 Post subject: Front Sprocket Blues Part 2 |
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Thanks for the info FZR6. Any ideas on how to loosen a bloody stubborn nut?  |
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Whatever you do, dont round it off! Better wait until you've got the right tool for the job that wait for a big repair bill!
TBH, no mate, im not a grease monkey! At a guess I would say try lubing it up with WD40 or simalar and letting it soak in. Make sure you have the right size socket for maximum grip, I think last resort is heating with a blowtorch but check this out with someone more knoledgeable first  |
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 westendboy7 Nitrous Nuisance

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 Posted: 22:23 - 15 Apr 2005 Post subject: Front Sprocket Blues Part 2 |
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Cheers m8. got all the right tools and gallons of WD40. Even bought an impact driver but the thing won't budge. But hey, thanks for your help anyway.  |
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Hi there, the sprocket nuts are always a pain in the arse. Unfortunately there is only one way of getting it off without a major headache and that is with an air impact driver running off a compressor. It might be worth your while taking the bike to a local garage and getting them to whizz it off for you.
The last resort of course is to put the bike in gear and take a rather large chisel and hammer to it you will, of course need a new nut then.
All the best, if you lived near me then I'd help you out.. |
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 westendboy7 Nitrous Nuisance

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 Posted: 02:24 - 16 Apr 2005 Post subject: Front Sprocket Blues Part 2 |
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Hi
Thanks to all who gave me advice. Finally got sprocket off with a lot of blood sweat and tears and new one is on and so is new chain. My Suzuki Teapot is ready to burn tarmac. Been without it for a whole week. thanks to you all again
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 satans_BIG_helper Nearly there...
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Easy way for remembering how to do bolts... unless they r reverse thread (no newbie mechanic should be dealing with reverse thread stuff really)
lefty loosey, Righty tighty bout the only usefull thing my dad ever told me  |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 21 years, 3 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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