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Old 10-23-13, 04:05 PM
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Speedplay Grease Gun

I've already got three grease guns, and plenty of waterproof grease. Does anyone know what kind of fitting to buy to grease the speedplay Light Action/Zero pedals? They just reference their part number for the whole gun/w grease on their site.
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I'm not sure if the Light Action or Zero pedals use a different one but my Frogs can be greased using the small tapered nozzle that Duelco grease guns come with. I just remove the small Phillips head screw, push the nozzle into the resulting hole and pump away until clean grease comes out the other end of the pedal.
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Old 10-23-13, 04:34 PM
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Zero and X pedals are also fed grease by a needle tipped gun. The older X's didn't have a dust cap with a port (plugged by the screw) so either you drill a hole in one or use the Speedplay made cap with the port available separately. Since the pedals don't hold much grease I find the need to inject lube every year or sooner. Andy.
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mini dualco is good choice. the ones that thread on the toothpaste grease tubes works too. the 3oz mini grease gun with flush or needle tip. full size gun with the same tips
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Cool, I'll cob something together. Sounds pretty straight forward.
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I should have added that needle points for grease guns can be had from some automotive suppliers as well as many industrial ones. Andy.
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