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Re: R1150RT clutch speedbleeder
- Subject: Re: R1150RT clutch speedbleeder
- From: John.Veilleux@xxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 09:09:17 -0500
Tpcutter@xxxxxxx writes:
>You have to remove the fitting that the grub screw was threaded into.
>Then the speedbleeder will fit right in. The fitting is retained with
Loctite, so
>it comes out kinda hard, A little heat from a heat gun would ease things
>there.
Hi Tom,
I would never have figured that one out on my own. I'm sitting at work
right now so I can't have a look at my bike. But from the picture I see in
the repair CD, there are two flats machined across the adapter just above
the hex portion. I guess these are wrenching flats to remove the adapter
and the speedbleeder would screw in at this point? Do you see any problems
leaving the speedbleeder permanently installed? Thanks.
John Veilleux
St Bruno, Quebec ( where winter doesn't want to end)
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