| Author | Message | ||
     Spank |
Is there a easy way to get the stock bar ends off without totally screwing them up? Thanks | ||
| P_squared |
Patience + Hair Dryer Or VERY gently use pliers and something to cover the jaws to keep from marring them. | ||
| Spank |
I kinda thought that might be the only trick. Just wanted to check with someone else. Thanks again!! | ||
| Steeleagle |
Removing the bars from the tree isn't that big of a deal and can be done without fouling up cables and hydraulics. As I recall it's a single fastener on the inside ends, and the bars are keyed to prevent screwing up a re-install. (I'm going from memory...always dangerous!!) Then use a long rod through the bar to pop the bar ends out. No damage to the external surfaces, assuming that's the goal. Otherwise a pair of locking pliers would work. | ||
| Zac4mac |
The part number is N0010.02A8. They cost 2.50 for a set. Certainly not worth the time/trouble to take the bars off. My 2¢ | ||
| Spank |
Didn't think they would be a terrible loss. I'm cheap so I thought I'd try and get them off without destroying them, just in case I need (or want) to return it to stock. Thanks guys for your help. We'll see how much patience I have tomorrow. |
