Thanks, Garth. I'll call VP come Monday -- they've always been very good to
me.
With abandon,
Patrick
On Saturday, December 26, 2015 at 1:49:51 PM UTC-7, Garth wrote:
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> While he in the vid he still has some thread left , this may work
> regardless , worth a quick and cheap try !
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> https://
Thanks, Tom. I'm definitely past the 1 year mark of the crash warranty,
which is why I was hoping for a magic unicorn and rainbow answer here.
Grin. Looks like I'll be using the pedals that came with my daughter's
Clementines for a wee while (they have moccasin friendly pedals on
instead).
Wi
While he in the vid he still has some thread left , this may work
regardless , worth a quick and cheap try !
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soOvDuwfnQA
Otherwise call VP on the tele , forget email as you may wait a long time
for a reply.
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Hum... If the outer aluminum has deformed threads and you can justify
"bashing" as "crashing", you might be able to leverage VP Components "Crash
Warranty". Probably worth a call (800 number on VP-USA website) and polite
inquiry.
If desperate, there are ways you could re-tap the threads, but
Thanks, Tom. One question I have is what caused this? If I bashed the outer
AL to deform the circular threads, then a build kit won't help. I'm
guessing this is the case because it did not turn easily at all, but
threads were clean.
With abandon,
Patrick
On Saturday, December 26, 2015 at 12:35
Easy Out Screw Bolt Extractor to get remaining to evacuate portion of dust
cap remaining in pedal housing
VP Components produces pedal rebuild kits specific to the pedal model.
They include bearings, axle nuts, and dust caps. You can can check the
locator on the VP Components web site or just
