Does the grey coating on the rotor face need to be removed prior to installation?
2018477
Nope! Just mount them and hit with some brake parts cleaner. The light gray will wear off exactly where your pads grip. This way rust is minimal and only where your pads hit the rotor. And of course when you start driving any rust will be worn away.
941688
It's all stainless steel, don't know why it would be powder coated or painted "grey". Idk, could be wrong. It works great though. Just buy it : )
1659627
It picks up off a silver colored tape. So item can't be shiny. Darken the Chuck and you should be able to check rpm.
1182744
Never needed to. I would recommend reading the manaul for instructions. If you don't have the instructions still, their website might have instructions there
456103
I used what came on my unit. However i cleaned under the old one before i put it in.
1059721
Yup. Either file it down or chisel it. I actually used a straight slot screwdriver and a hammer to shave it bit by bit. Doesn't have to be custom, you can't even see it after you mount the carb.
1183105
Painting is optional. If you are happy with the original look, then it should not be a big issue. I didn't paint mine either. Good Luck!
2019976
The upper housing is grey plastic. It requires priming and painting to match your vehicle.
505073
My old part was white and had DE2400 imprinted on it. This part came as Grey but was a perfect match. Hope that helps.
1907844
No, everything is pre-set from the factory. Don't touch them. It's is ready to go as is.
1403121
Yes. The rotor and cap are standard replacement types. They do not appear proprietary.
2201418
If you clean the unit after you use it it should be fine. What I occassionally do is spray a bit of cooking spray (like Pam) onto the moving shaft, this light coating of oil will inhibit any rust and keep the action moving smooth as silk. I have 2 of these now, no problmes & no issues....it's all good.
966869
Yes, on the unit I worked on all that was needed was to remove one screw, unplug the motor and the mounting plate could then be lowered out of the unit . Once the mounting plate is out just remove two nuts securing the motor and wheel, replace with the new motor and wheel, position the mounting plate back into the unit and secure it in place with the one screw you took out previously and you're done. Very easy.
1867452
I don't recall of having to remove anything. I believe the unit is two tone, green on top w/black bottom.
2243120
I have only had mine for about 1 1/2 months. Upon installation, I, as I always do with outside movable parts, I sprayed white lithium grease on the threads of the 2 bolts and on the shaft and it's inside collar. I plan on hitting it again before another Maine winter sets in. Hope this helps....S
2122698
No, Just well enough to get the thick oil coating off. It should still be black when clean.
54003
I Used A Thick Coat Of Rustolium Paint Brushed On Over The Rust Before Installing.