Does anyone have a step by step guide to replacing these once you get the parts (what tools are needed, what to torque down to, etc...)?
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Depends which cylinder bank. On a FWD Pacifica I had to take off the egr pipe, pcv hose, unplug coils, a few wiring harnesses, pull the valve cover, take off the old assembly, bolt up the New one, change valve cover gasket and bolt it all back up. I think the assembly was 31ftlbs torque. I believe the valve cover bolts were 10mm, dont remember the assembly. I recommend a torque wrench,3/8 ratchet, metric sockets, common tools. Google your specific vehicle. These go out all the time and lots of people replace them. If its the other bank you have to pull the intake manifold.
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I did mine in 6 hours start to finish. The biggest issue is getting the crank bolt out to remove the pulley. If you have air and a big impact wrench its no problem. I used air tools and have a good impct wrench so all went smooth. Goodluck
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Using a torx (star) screwdriver, T25 IIRC. The screw attaches the clutch housing to the shaft.
829456
Is this a trick question? The right way. LOL. Using the supplied allen wrench, loosen the nut by turning clockwise while pressing the blade lock. Remove the blade and replace in the reverse order.
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Best to go to the Thule website and use their tool to configure what you need. It will list out parts for you, then come back to Amazon for better pricing....that is what I did.
657555
just spoke with hubby who actually tapped them out........he says you need to tap them out from the bottom to the top....diagram sent with replacement pipes is actually correct....he used a punch the second time..........if you use a screwdriver you need a small enough one to fit into those small holes that you see when you used the handle to pull the pipes up...................SUZ
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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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I would replace them all as the others will probably go next . I bought a kit to replace all . Did and haven't had any problems. Hope this helps
966113
I used the.bolts that were included. U could use the old ones from your other handle or take the ones included with the new handle to a hardware store and ask if they have some bolts like those. Good luck.
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Hey Chris. No other parts are necessary though make sure you have the right kind of hex for the factory screws. I'm not a handy guy and I replaced them in less than half an hour.Good luck
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Hey C. Parrino. I am out of town right now and do not have the parts book with me. Hope to be where I can look it up some time Tues. Part I bought fit perfectly if that helps at all for right now. Thanks. Bob
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There is no easy way. You will need to disassemble the whole machine. In my opinion they are junk. You also need to replace the bearing. That be next thing that go out. More info Utube videos.
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I haven't had to replace mine yet but Google how to. Here you go... http://www.redriderleglamps.com/instructions
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I called the factory. They eliminated the 3/8 drive (model now ends with an "a") and went to a cast design for more strength. The problem they addressed is the gorillas out there overtorqueing, which would break out the 3/8" drive part. If people would learn to use a torque wrench, this wouldn't be a problem. As an engineer, I can say they did the right thing. While a little more inconvenient, it more importantly also won't break.
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The wheels themselves aren't half bad .. They may come in tight but work like a charm; if you really are interested in replacing them I recommend you buy some actually Penny Wheels and if you didn't understand that, I meant buy some wheels made by the actually Penny Company. I hope I could help you
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Well you will need a install kit. (stud bolts). You know there are other offsets these wheel come in??Message me.
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Hi there - all you will need are screwdrivers, wrenches, and from memory (I assembled mine a year ago), possibly a drill. Tool - wise it is very straightforward. Good luck