Questions & Answers for: cotter pin

...cotter pin came out with one rip cord. The other cord that should have had two cotter pins had none attached to it. Could there still be cotter pins attached some where? If so, what are they attached ...

...cotter pin, roughly 2 inches long made of brass. It is flat on one side to fit through a small hole in the underside of the base near the area where the motor, gear case etc attach. When I line the ...

...a rural area and the dealer is a long ride. My chain needs to be tightened and I don't have any new cotter pins to use (holds the nuts in place for the rear tire). Is it safe to reuse the cotter pins ...

...cotter pin on from the joint on the pitman arm and center link, then remove the nuts from both ends of pitman arm. Use the pitman arm puller to remove the pitman arm from the steering gear, then use ...

...pins. There is a splined shaft with a very slight helix angle; about 0.5 degrees, for an interference fit. The axle nut that clamps it all together is torqued to 300Nm (220ft-lbs?). No cotter

cotter pin from the pin bolt that holds the brake pedal to the brake booster with a pair of pliers. There is a small cotter pin running through the brake pedal to brake booster connection. You need to

...cotter pin? This is the factory specs and procedure....... Tighten hub nut to 20-27 ft-lbs/27-34 Nm while rotating wheel. Back off and finger tighten. Install cotter pin. We usually tighten as the ...

...cotter pin from the rear brake arm on 2003 Harley Davidson FXSTi Cotter pin does not want to come out. First it has to be good and straight where it was bent, no knuckles on the pin. Also be certain ...

cotter pin hole. If necessary, tighten the ball stud castle nut in order to align the ball stud castle nut slot to the ball stud cotter pin hole. Ensure that the cotter pin ends do NOT contact the ABS

...cotter pin? loose stand wobbles appears missing bushing on cotter pin side. Replacing the kickstand on a Harley FXRT requires some disassembly and careful handling. Here are the general steps to ...