ULtegra 6400 pedals Rebuildable
02-14-08, 01:22 PM
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ULtegra 6400 pedals Rebuildable
Does any one know if early Ultegra Cliples pedals (6400) are rebuildable/serviceable?
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02-14-08, 02:55 PM
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Yeah, they should be.
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There's a tool you need that will allow you to adjust the cone/locknuts and then lock them together. Without it it is extremely difficult to do. Sorry, I can't remember the part number.
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Edit: I looked for the tool. The one for the Dura Ace pedals (PD-7401) is the TL-PD30. There is another tool for the PD-1056 which is the same as the one for the PD-6402. It is the TL-PD40. Like I mentioned before, if you have the PD-6401 (the white ones) you should be able to adjust them with regular nut or cone wrenches.
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