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ok i have a clicking sound coming from the turning of the pedals. it only happens when applying force on the left side pedal at about the 3 to 6 o"clock downstroke location. i cannot make it click with the power coming from my right foot only and it is not hitting the derailer and the chainrings are tight. i am gonna relube the pedals and overhaul the bottom bracket to start. because i figure it could use it. i have just hit 3000 miles on this bike and it is 2 seasons old and has seen very little rain, maybe alot of washing thought. lol... i have s shimano ultegra triple ring crankset. what tools will i need to overhaul this bottom bracket? thanks in advance for any help! jason Last edited by fordguru; 08-23.-2009 at 09:19 PM. |
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If an Octalink type crank, the crank bolts are self extractors. 8mm allen wrench and lefty-loosey. Then a park or shimano Octalink BB cup tool. Like this Park Tool Website If a more modern 2 piece Hollowtech II crank, 5mm allen wrench for the left hand arm, crank arm off, right hand crank arm off, then a tool like this for the BB cups. The right hand cup is probably LEFT threaded, it loosens clockwise. Park Tool Website Also check chainring bolts, seatpost, saddle, could be from anywhere. |
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