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grusks2

posted on 23/10/08 at 06:36 PM Reply With Quote
ZX10 NUT

Im having trouble removing the old large nut on the chain spocket ready to fit the prop adaptor. ANy ideas, is it reversed thread, or just FT. Any ideas on how to hold the old sprocket still, is there a special tool.





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RJK350

posted on 23/10/08 at 07:33 PM Reply With Quote
It will be a standard right hand thread. Put the engine in 1st gear. Put your spanner or socket on the nut and with a mallet hit the end of the spanner or wrench. Do this just to nut started. All the best
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dan__wright

posted on 23/10/08 at 08:19 PM Reply With Quote
im gear and a pair of mole grips on the sprocket aganst the engine crade for good luck, took a second to get off with an impact gun





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Meeerrrk

posted on 23/10/08 at 08:36 PM Reply With Quote
prob need an air gun, some peeps do them VFT!!





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eznfrank

posted on 23/10/08 at 09:09 PM Reply With Quote
Block of softish wood for the teeth to bite wedged in between sprocket and block, in gear and big bar will do the job no sweat

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grusks2

posted on 23/10/08 at 09:23 PM Reply With Quote
Cheers guys, had a air gun on it today but didn't want to damaged anything if its the wrong thread.





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