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120 is quite a lot but how do you do that considering you need to hold the nut with an Allen key? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Getting confused too; is the nut 14 or 22 mm? Which equals the inner diameter of the socket (not the outer) :) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
How do you get the bmw roundel out without damaging it? Wanted to check if my sockets work before ordering new ones :)
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Thanks Chris. And the badge, how is that one removed? Have tried some prying, but it feels brittle and I'm afraid of snapping/cracking it. Does it snap in, screw in, is there a trick?
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you dont need to remove the badge
leave it alone, the ball joint is underneath it but you arent going to remove it from the top clamp |
the final torque wont move the center pin
just be careful to calculate it if you use a crows foot I just tighten it |
I'm referring to the badge covering the nut where the socket goes in this screen shot :
http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...cf290b87ba.jpg Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
that photo is not a 1100s
the nut is on the bottom under the front frame the photo appears to be a r1100rs not the same mounting look on ebay for samples of what you should have |
That explains things - thought it was the same clamp LOL
Had a look at mine and I seem to have a 21mm nut, perhaps it's different on the earlier machines... Regardless, it will be tight with space in there :O Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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