What tool did you use to install? I have a Park Tool FR-1 but I don't have a Park Tool FR-5.
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I used an FR-5. More thorough discussion of the differences (and uses) of FR-1 vs. FR-5 is available at http://www.bikeforums.net/bicycle-mechanics/721336-park-fr-1-freewheel-ug-cassette-lock-ring-removal-fr-5-hg-lock-rings.html
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Mine did not come with a freewheel ("cog"), I bought it separately and installed myself. This freewheel Shimano Tourney 7Spd 14-28T Freewheel and this tool for installing Park Tool FR-1 Freewheel Remover for Shimano Freewheels are what I purchased.
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ok.. checked my bench.. i believe it is a 5 mm allen wrench u will need.. hope helps
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I just used reducers and a mig. Get someone to tighten reducer on for you will help
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Try google. Use the part number of the brake controller. Someone's downloaded it or try the manufacturer web site
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Yes, this Park tool is compatible with SRAM cassettes. I use it on my SRAM cassettes.
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glenn - i don't know about i just use the stock chuck! all of my tools work fine thanks larson.
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It takes a "Torx" bit. Looks like a #6. Most interchangeable took kits come with them.
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I did not use any of the tools provided. Use your own ratchet and hex driver to tighten (even better if you have a powered drill adapter).
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All went well, perfectly, for me. There are well hidden screw holes atop your vehicle, which are exposed by removing small metal plugs. I used a torque wrench, because I had one. Is it necessary???
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your local bike shop should have some laying around. Next time either torque the screws more or use loctite.
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Park tool BBT-9 will work or an integrated shimano GXP open ended bottom bracket wrench (Pedro's or Shimano or Bike Nashbar). I like the BBT-9 since it grabs all the way around the bracket but the others will work as well, but you have to take off the crank, the integrated wrench allows you to re-tighten without pulling the crank. Make sure you grease the threads for easy installation, Phil's waterproof synthetic or Finish Line teflon will do.
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To my knowledge: If you have a newer Shimano cassette there is only one size. You just need to decide if you want a pin. The pin fits in the quick release skewer. If you don't have a quick release get the one without the pin. Also check the Park Tool website under tools/free wheel and cassette, you will find the fr-5 and fr-5g.
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Mine did - you'll need 3 different sized torx head screwdrivers to install (they didn't come with my kit)
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Hi Todd, Sorry for the delay in our response. To our knowledge all of our customers have installed using the torque wrench. It is possible that you might not have issues if not using a torque wrench but we highly recommend following the install instructions step by step. Thanks.
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if step motors are required`, they` all have the same part number,in the`kit? So,any one that you use will work, My 05`silverado,made no statements as to what stepdriver to use,because they were` all the same? my Panel is fixed now by the way ,tach,speedometer,all`is working fine! took me about an hour r/replace,with new stepdrivers installed.
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Yes, you will need this tool: Park Tool FR-6 Freewheel Remover for BMX Bikes