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There's a conical washer/spacer they refer to as a 'special washer' on the rear wheel of my S2R, that is slightly stuck. (part number 71410271A)
https://issuu.com/desmoworks/docs/2007-ms2r-1000?e=1887458/6794804
Page 80-81, part number 2.
I've gotten it to shift a little by tapping the wheel with a rubber mallet, and I haven't been really going to town or anything, but it seems bound up enough to be stuck in place.
Looks like the grease on the threads is a little cooked into place too. It came off okay, but it's sticky.
I'm hesitant to lever at it for fear of gouging the metal and making for a wonky re-install.
I've got it sitting on the swing arm side on a pitbull stand..
I guess it would work free if I rock it around enough. As I say it's moving a little, but I'm sitting here waiting for my son to nap, so I thought I'd ask..
Any tricks for shifting it I'm not thinking of? I've found some videos where once the hub nut is off, the whole thing just falls apart, but mine isn't doing that.
Thanks,
Rob.
https://issuu.com/desmoworks/docs/2007-ms2r-1000?e=1887458/6794804
Page 80-81, part number 2.
I've gotten it to shift a little by tapping the wheel with a rubber mallet, and I haven't been really going to town or anything, but it seems bound up enough to be stuck in place.
Looks like the grease on the threads is a little cooked into place too. It came off okay, but it's sticky.
I'm hesitant to lever at it for fear of gouging the metal and making for a wonky re-install.
I've got it sitting on the swing arm side on a pitbull stand..
I guess it would work free if I rock it around enough. As I say it's moving a little, but I'm sitting here waiting for my son to nap, so I thought I'd ask..
Any tricks for shifting it I'm not thinking of? I've found some videos where once the hub nut is off, the whole thing just falls apart, but mine isn't doing that.
Thanks,
Rob.