Old 09-03-23 | 04:39 PM
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Bad Lag
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gmcjetpilot,

I'd say service the bottom bracket as the grease is likely shot (dried out).

It takes a few tools to do so and I'd say either invest in the tools (and the skills) or buy a sealed bearing bottom bracket and have a local shop install it (my recommended approach).

There are several different ways to do this, each requiring a slightly different tool set.

If you want help, please ask.

TOOLS (for one method) -

Crank bolt wrench/socket (thinner wall than normal)
Crank arm puller
Lock ring pliers/spanner
Pin wrench for adjustable cup

Last edited by Bad Lag; 09-04-23 at 10:57 AM.
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