D-A 7700 crank bolts - are these self-extracting?



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There's a standard 8mm arm-to-spindle bolt, and a threaded outer ring with 2 diametrically-opposed
holes. If they are self-extracting, can someone tell me how to do it?

Thanks. Ken
 
> There's a standard 8mm arm-to-spindle bolt, and a threaded outer ring with 2 diametrically-opposed
> holes. If they are self-extracting, can someone tell me how to do it?

Make sure the outer ring is on tight, then simply use an 8mm allen wrench and unscrew the bolt
(standard thread). It's going to take some effort to break it loose, but it will come off.

--Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles www.ChainReaction.com
 
kwalters-<< There's a standard 8mm arm-to-spindle bolt, and a threaded outer ring with 2
diametrically-opposed holes. If they are self-extracting, can someone tell me how to do it?

8mm allen wrench, turn 'left-loosey'...and when ya put it all back together, don't spare the grasso-

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> kwalters-<< There's a standard 8mm arm-to-spindle bolt, and a threaded
outer
> ring with 2 diametrically-opposed holes. If they are self-extracting, can someone tell me how
> to do it?
>
> 8mm allen wrench, turn 'left-loosey'...and when ya put it all back
together,
> don't spare the grasso-
>

And don't forget to remove the "dustcap" extractor before re-installing.

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Robin Hubert <[email protected]
 
On 07 May 2003 12:27:51 GMT, [email protected] (Qui si parla Campagnolo) wrote:

>kwalters-<< There's a standard 8mm arm-to-spindle bolt, and a threaded outer ring with 2
>diametrically-opposed holes. If they are self-extracting, can someone tell me how to do it?
>
>8mm allen wrench, turn 'left-loosey'...and when ya put it all back together, don't spare
>the grasso-

Grasso is obviously Italian for grease. ;-)

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