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Ranger
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Can someone tell me what the sizes of the front fender bolts are for a 700 so I can head to the store and get some. Pictures with length work too since I'm wondering if the front wheel has to be removed.
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BassCliff
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Hi,
Re: #9 in this parts fiche picture:
The part number is 01107-08168. Most Suzuki bolts have the size embedded in the part number. If that is true for this part, and I have done my math correctly, it would make this bolt an 8x16mm (8mm thread, 16mm length).
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
Re: #9 in this parts fiche picture:
The part number is 01107-08168. Most Suzuki bolts have the size embedded in the part number. If that is true for this part, and I have done my math correctly, it would make this bolt an 8x16mm (8mm thread, 16mm length).
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
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Ranger
Guest
Well thank you. So I'm guessin I have to remove my front wheel. Awesome.
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SVSooke
Guest
Can be done with the wheel on.It's way easier with it off though.
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Ranger
Guest
Well I took the wheel off and SOMEHOW my right brake piston decided to move and now I cant get enough space between the pads to fit it over the rotar. One more PITA.
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BassCliff
Guest
Hi,
Just push the piston back in the caliper. Be careful and use a couple of screwdrivers.
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
Just push the piston back in the caliper. Be careful and use a couple of screwdrivers.
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
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koolaid_kid
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I always use a C-clamp. I do a lot of brake jobs, and it works best for me. I did this on my GS last week, and my 3" C-clamp worked great.
