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Does the rear pulley need to come off to change the tire? How?
- Thread starter Paddy4810
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On my 2015 the pulley just pulls off. It is secured in rubber bushings and it will just pull out with a bit of effort. When you put the pulley back in place make sure it is aligned so you can get to the valve stem easily. I use a marker to make a small mark on pulley and wheel so I get it back in the original spot. the mark can be wiped off with a bit of alcohol when the job is done.
DO NOT get those rubber cushion thingies out of order/position, and DO NOT change the position or 'clocking' of the Pulley on the Rim!! :lecturef_smilie:
Those rubber cushions only fit properly in one order & in their appropriate/assigned spots, get them wrong & your pulley won't sit square &/or you'll have belt alignment issues ever after!! And the pulley is clocked the way it is for the same reasons!! :banghead:
Gwolf
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Not so sure about the lithium grease in the previous post. I don't like to put anything on where it might cause a problem. Dish detergent will also make the parts slippery for assembly and then it dries completely without harming any parts, or leaving a slippery surface.
Not familiar with any kind of grease that just dries and goes away after assembly.
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Where should you not use lithium grease?
It's not advisable to use them on plastic parts. As lithium is based on petroleum, it tends to speed up the decay of rubber and plastic components. Lithium-based grease can withstand high temperatures and are perfect for cars, heavy machinery, and guns.Apr 19, 2021
bisleyinternational.com
Not familiar with any kind of grease that just dries and goes away after assembly.
Ffrom the web----
Where should you not use lithium grease?
It's not advisable to use them on plastic parts. As lithium is based on petroleum, it tends to speed up the decay of rubber and plastic components. Lithium-based grease can withstand high temperatures and are perfect for cars, heavy machinery, and guns.Apr 19, 2021
bisleyinternational.com
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Bfromla
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can get to the valve stem easily. :roflblack: :roflblack: :roflblack: :hun: :dontknow:
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