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Does anyone know where I can get new idler pulley studs and the nuts? 2009 Buell Xb12ss.
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Give these people a call. https://st-paul-harley-davidson-buell.myshopify.com/Originally Posted by GregoXB
I sent a message to SPHD as well - I don't *need a new stud, but I do need at least one shoulder nut for the idler pulley myself. I'll probably go ahead and replace the forward stud and both nuts at this point. When I get a reply, I'll post back up here.
Buell didn't make the shouldered nut, you can buy them for pennies at any good hardware store. Try a True Value
Idler stud part number 16899-02
https://shop.newcastlehd.com/part/16899-02
http://www.boardtrackerharleyonline....p-end-16899-02
https://www.twinmotorcycles.nl/websh...r_pulley_mount
https://estore.manchester-harley-dav...02-p64555.html
https://www.house-of-flames.com/eng....P-END-16899-02
Nut part number DA0600.12FAZB
https://shop.newcastlehd.com/part/da060012fazb
http://www.boardtrackerharleyonline....-DA0600.12FAZB
https://shop.thunderbike.de/en/HD-Sp...EX-FLANGE.html
https://www.twinmotorcycles.nl/websh...?mc=1&aid=5113
Washer part number 6400HB or replacement part number 98970A130
https://st-paul-harley-davidson-buel...125-models-l6a
https://shop.newcastlehd.com/part/6400hb
http://www.boardtrackerharleyonline....ge_580440596=1
https://www.twinmotorcycles.nl/websh...mc=1&aid=11643
https://www.ebay.com/p/Harley-Davids...0HB/2123425418
Or just buy everething on McMaster for less
Zinc plated flanged steel nut with 3/8-24 thread https://www.mcmaster.com/#93298a135/=1dl8nwu
Hot-Dipped Galvanized Steel Washer https://www.mcmaster.com/#98970a130/=1dl8p6n
Steel stud with 3/8-24 thread (measure your stud length and choose the one here) https://www.mcmaster.com/#threaded-rods/=1dl8q0w
Last edited by TPEHAK; 07-06-2018 at 04:54 AM.
While we are talking about the studs.... question:
When putting the idler pulley stud back in, should you use Loctite on the end that taps into the motor?
My shop manual makes no mention of the idler studs. Here is what I would do:
-Chase the two studs holes with a tap.
-Spray the stud holes with brake cleaner.
-Blow the holes dry with compressed air.
-Put one or two drops of medium strength Loctite on the stud threads.
-Tighten as best you can
You need to clean all the debris the stud holes, especially if the original studs were secured with Loctite. I tend to use Blue medium strength on almost all of the fasteners. It hold very well, yet can be broken with a wrench or screwdriver. Fasteners secured with High Strength Red usually have to be heated with a propane torch before removing.
TPEHAK,- that's a great parts list...thanks...
I 2nd putting blue Loctite on clean threads on the case end only.
They should bottom out by hand, don't crank them in there!
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