Break Pedal Removal
01-06-2004, 10:57 AM
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Break Pedal Removal
I bought a Kuryakyn extended rear brake pedal (model 9061) for my 97' Road King. I removed the floor board, pulled the cotter pin & washer, but I cannot get the clevis pin out of the linkage. I have tried turning it, tapping it out but it will not budge. The pin holds the pedal to a
hydraulic plunger that is part of the brake system. The Mfr. instructions say remove the flr board, pull the cotter pin, washer & clevis pin, remove the old pedal & install new pedal in reverse order. It sounds so easy but I cannot get the pin out. I would appreciate any advice.
thanks Rod
hydraulic plunger that is part of the brake system. The Mfr. instructions say remove the flr board, pull the cotter pin, washer & clevis pin, remove the old pedal & install new pedal in reverse order. It sounds so easy but I cannot get the pin out. I would appreciate any advice.
thanks Rod
01-06-2004, 08:54 PM
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Put a socket over the head of the pin, a very small C-clamp on the socket and other end of the pin. Tighten the C-clamp and it will push the pin into the space in the socket.....works every time 
By the way...you forgot to say hello......(but I will
)...Hello, and welcome to BikerForums.....also there is a small fee of 1 case of very cold beer for answers to tech questions (preferrably Shiner Boch)
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By the way...you forgot to say hello......(but I will
)...Hello, and welcome to BikerForums.....also there is a small fee of 1 case of very cold beer for answers to tech questions (preferrably Shiner Boch)FBR
01-06-2004, 10:25 PM
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SUCCESS!!!!
Hi & thank you for the welcome!
The Kuryakyn tech support advice didn't help and another BB didn't help me either. As soon as I read your suggestion I knew it would work! So at 11:30 pm I wander out into my 18 deg. F Minnesota garage, grab my only little C-clamp and pop the sucker right off!!
It is amazing how easy it is to do something when you know the secrets......of the MASTERS.
I thanks you, thank you, thank you for your wise advice. (I hope my last two suck-up lines will appease you until the Shiner Boch arrives).
Thanks Again
Rod
The Kuryakyn tech support advice didn't help and another BB didn't help me either. As soon as I read your suggestion I knew it would work! So at 11:30 pm I wander out into my 18 deg. F Minnesota garage, grab my only little C-clamp and pop the sucker right off!!
It is amazing how easy it is to do something when you know the secrets......of the MASTERS.
I thanks you, thank you, thank you for your wise advice. (I hope my last two suck-up lines will appease you until the Shiner Boch arrives).
Thanks Again
Rod
01-06-2004, 11:05 PM
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Rod....that's what we're here for, to help any way we can. I think you will like this site. Great People here, and we all have to learn somewhere....just pass on what you know to us when we need you.
Mongo, our leader is a great guy, and tries to keep us in line
But don't believe anything Phat-Boy says cause he's full of ****, and is usually drunk ....just kidding, he's not always drunk but he is full of ****.
As you can see from our post's we like to have fun, so join in when you can....good to have you.
FBR
Mongo, our leader is a great guy, and tries to keep us in line
But don't believe anything Phat-Boy says cause he's full of ****, and is usually drunk
....just kidding, he's not always drunk but he is full of ****. As you can see from our post's we like to have fun, so join in when you can....good to have you.
FBR
01-07-2004, 07:18 AM
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Hey hey hey, no picking on the unemployed guys around here!!
RubeKing, welcome. Glad the advice from FBR worked for you. He's good for one correct answer per year, so he's done for 04!! Don't believe anything he says, except that Shiner Boch is great beer, and Mongo is cool. Ahh, we kid, we kid. Hope you enjoy your stay, and I know your pain with the midwest weather right now. I think we hit 12 yesterday.
RubeKing, welcome. Glad the advice from FBR worked for you. He's good for one correct answer per year, so he's done for 04!! Don't believe anything he says, except that Shiner Boch is great beer, and Mongo is cool. Ahh, we kid, we kid. Hope you enjoy your stay, and I know your pain with the midwest weather right now. I think we hit 12 yesterday.
01-07-2004, 07:59 AM
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Oooo, WooHoo man, you don't wanna pick on the grand-poo-bah like that. I mean really, we all know the truth, but he's got the ban button man, we gotta make him feel good. Where is he anyhow???
Mongo's da Man !!!
01-07-2004, 08:25 AM
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Re: Mongo's da Man !!!
Originally posted by FatBoyRider
That's right WooHoo....Mongo is in charge of this Asylum, just take your Prozak and behave
FBR
That's right WooHoo....Mongo is in charge of this Asylum, just take your Prozak and behave
FBR
01-07-2004, 08:26 AM
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I am overwhelmed with your kindness............almost in tears.............
NOT!
But I do appreciate some good sarcastic banter evey now & then so I will definetely keep tabs on this site and learn more.
I just bought my 97' Road King in Oct. 03. I had been riding my Honda V45 Magna & other Honda MC for years. In Sept 03 I rode my father in-laws Fat boy to the Harley 100 year party. After that me & my wife both said we need a Harley. A month later she calls me from Green Bay and said she put a down payment on a friends Road King. The rest is history..........What a woman Ehh???
I know MC but I don't know much mechanically about Harleys so....... Until Later............
RubeKing
NOT!
But I do appreciate some good sarcastic banter evey now & then so I will definetely keep tabs on this site and learn more.
I just bought my 97' Road King in Oct. 03. I had been riding my Honda V45 Magna & other Honda MC for years. In Sept 03 I rode my father in-laws Fat boy to the Harley 100 year party. After that me & my wife both said we need a Harley. A month later she calls me from Green Bay and said she put a down payment on a friends Road King. The rest is history..........What a woman Ehh???
I know MC but I don't know much mechanically about Harleys so....... Until Later............
RubeKing
01-07-2004, 08:46 AM
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Rubeking, welcome aboard - glad FBR could help you out. I was gonna just tell you to go grab a beer and a bigger hammer, but everybody knows that's just how I work.
WooHoo - I will hunt you down and eat your dog! I haven't been around too much b/c I was dealing with the other mo-tards out in society - then I come back and get **** from my guys. Man I can feel the love in the room (queue the cricket noise).
WooHoo - I will hunt you down and eat your dog! I haven't been around too much b/c I was dealing with the other mo-tards out in society - then I come back and get **** from my guys. Man I can feel the love in the room (queue the cricket noise).
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