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Old 03-28-2012, 11:13 AM
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Replace rear pads without removing the wheel?

Has anyone done this? It's a Road King, and I don't really feel like pulling the wheel off if I don't have to. Seems I could just pull the pins and slide the old ones out, but sliding the new ones in might be somewhat of a challenge.
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Old 03-28-2012, 11:17 AM
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I tried, got pissed and pulled the wheel. Had issues compressing the pistons without dicking them up.
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I've done it on my 09 Classic. Remove the caliper, compress the pistons with the old pads in place, put in new pads, and reassemble.
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Old 03-28-2012, 11:38 AM
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I've done it on my Dyna without removing the Caliper.
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Old 03-28-2012, 11:54 AM
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As long as the rotor isn't dicked up by being glazed or with ridges, it probably isn't any worse than a car, I would think. Would have to turn the rotors otherwise.
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I have done it on my RK,pulled both bags,removed pad bolts,compressed one side ,cleaned with brake clean,replaced pad,compressed other side,cleaned replaced ,reinstalled bolts.
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IIRC, the procedure is in the manual for doing it that way on my '05, at least...
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I have done it on my RK,pulled both bags,removed pad bolts,compressed one side ,cleaned with brake clean,replaced pad,compressed other side,cleaned replaced ,reinstalled bolts.
Ditto here.

Compress the pistons with the old pads in place, don't have to worry about dicking them up.
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I have done it on my RK,pulled both bags,removed pad bolts,compressed one side ,cleaned with brake clean,replaced pad,compressed other side,cleaned replaced ,reinstalled bolts.
How do you compress the pistons with the caliper place?
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Two long screwdrivers.
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