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Shimano DX pedal bearing re-pack

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griff:
Great thread
Having done this I know what a fiddly bastard of a job it can be. Need to do it again soon but still haven't found all the bearings after they went flying into a pile of rubble  :teef:

Will make this a sticky now  :daumenhoch:

dancetothedrummersbeat:

--- Quote from: dancetothedrummersbeat on June 03, 2016, 10:31 PM ---Excellent walkthrough, thanks  :4_17_5:.
I've done many sets of pedals before, but I've never attempted to remove the DX end caps, and didn't want to force and damage them. Good timing this guide, as I need to swap some 1/2 for 9/16 axles on a NOS set of DX's in a few weeks. REALLY don't want to be messing those up  "nono" (especially as they aren't mine!)

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Followed this guide, and swapped the axles on 2 sets of pedals. No damage to the end caps either, which is good as one set of DX's were NOS. Phew!  Great 'how to' - thanks  :4_17_5:

NORTY40:
Jeeeez i have done this a few times  :D 

Great thread Terry   :4_17_5: and more or less the same principle with all loose ball pedals  , so no excuses for rumbling/creaking pedals now lads  :daumenhoch:

factory pilot:
This thread is what  :radbmxsmilie: is all about.
Great work and useful information to us all for the future  fistblump

Mikku:
The loud, crunching sound I'm now getting in one of mine suggests I should have a crack at this soon, so thanks for the guide - very helpful! :daumenhoch:

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