KX Riders
Maintenance & Technical => KX500 Original => Topic started by: BigKX on February 15, 2005, 07:23:13 AM
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The previous owner of my KX500 neglected to put anti-sieze on the chain
adjuster bolts. Needless to say, one of them snapped as I was trying to take it out. How do I get that sucker the rest of the way out?
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Try screwing out the rear brake line holder on the swing arm and fill it up with wd 40. Screw extractors? Little heat as well? Getting a drill close will be the problem unless you have flexy extension thing. :x
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to big,
you snapped the head off the bolt right, and the jamnut is loose.? all you have now is a portion of threads showing.? well it's trashed now anyway, i hate to say it but, grab the threads directly with the jaws of visegrips or channelocks back it out this way, replace the adj bolt with a similar length replacement, metric of course.
** the ez-out bit will work too, provided you can get a straight hole drilled to turn the extractor. don't let that kinda thing slow you, jdv500