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Ducxl
| Posted on Sunday, January 14, 2007 - 08:43 am: |
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My '99 fell apart,so i decided to replace the bearings.
I need to pick up a seal puller tool,hopefully,today from Sears.I'll buy extra seals,in event of install damage.My "Jims" headstock/wheel bearing tool also doubles as a Swingarm bearing race tool.The "Jims" tool is an installer as well as remover.But will try another tool for the install. I coudn't find another X1 swingarm thread.The isolators will be easy,but i'll need a tool to torque the front(Crowsfoot?). |
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Bomber
| Posted on Monday, January 15, 2007 - 10:10 am: |
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Bud -- you'll only need the crowsfoot to torque the front if the engine is in the frame -- if you've got it all torn down, accessis straight and easy -- |
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