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Special tools?
Looking way into the high mileage future are there any Buell/Harley special tools that you really wouldnt be able to complete a repair without? I want to be able to attempt any future repairs to my bike both big and small without any shop help (obviously not reboring, machining or engineering stuff etc) i know the subject of what if any spares we should all be stocking up on has been done before but i dont think this has? Curious what you all think? Julia needs me right now (she is ok though) so i will check back in tomorrow!! Thanks chaps! Goodnight America!!
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Senior Member
A TPS Reset wrench is a must.
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A TPS Reset wrench is a must.
really, your not even going to tell him if it is metric or standard?
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Buells are pretty simple and exposed to work on. Even a 'crank tool' can be made from scrap aluminum. I think the only 'tool' I'd get familier with is ECMDroid, or ECMSpy. Everything else is hammer simple.
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Right so thats a TPS wrench (metric/standard) a hammer and a bit of scrap aluminium! Thanks chaps i feel much more confident for the future now!! Would snap-on be the best to get? you bunch of smartarses! LMFAO!!
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Now you guys are just fooling around, he doesn't need the wrench for his 09(or10?)!
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^^^ 09 and yeah i dont need a TPS wrench we all know the Leprechauns adjust the TPS while you are asleep!! 17925247-Cute-cartoon-Leprechaun-sitting-on-pot-of-gold-Stock-Vector-leprechaun-patrick-st.jpg
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SHHHH!!!! Don't be giving away my secrets!
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Hey dude, I find that I can do most anything with my heckythump and my left hand threaded metric shiftometer.
Almost forgot... also very important; cocky's friend, chewy & gaffa.
That just about does it all!
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Oh, a good set of screwcravers too!
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