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Old 05-17-2006, 03:53 AM
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Alright here is a newby question. I have an 06 St. bob and absolutely hate the stock chrome derby cover. When I decide to replace it, how do I do it. Does the bike need to be upright? Is oil gonna come out when I take it off? Any special tools? I know these are simple questions, but I haven't done it before. Any help would be great.
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Have the bike upright when you take it off ,oil wont come out then, warm the bike up first , the screws will loosen better ,and use the right size bit on the screws , the rubber small gasket thats on there standard will not fit the replacement , so buy the item quoted on the instructions of new item .
Lots of variations available even jack Daniels

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In my opinion the derby cover war the easiest thing to change out. I had the same questions and everyone on the forum said the same thing as above.

Get that damn stock one OFF and make the bike look like it should. [sm=signs003.gif]
 
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just put a small block of wood under the jiffy and the bike won't leak. You will need a #27 torx bit and take the top one off last. The torx screws should be torqued back on to about 100 INCH lbs (check the service manual) with a torque wrench and if you want to get them off easily put some loctite never seize on the threads. My $.02
 
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i thought the stock st bob derby cover was the flat black and not chrome?

does a new gasket come with the derby covers when you order them?

what is the torque specs when putting a new one on?

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i thought the stock st bob derby cover was the flat black and not chrome? (some have gloss paint & chrome)

does a new gasket come with the derby covers when you order them?(not always so make sure you get the correct one)

what is the torque specs when putting a new one on?( I'm at work and don't have my manual but I think it's around 100 inch lbs and there is a tightening pattern)

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You guys should buy a service manual for your bike before you work on it. Order it on-line from Zannottis HD in Butler Pa. for about $40.......my $.02
 
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i thought the stock st bob derby cover was the flat black and not chrome?
It's "polished" aluminum.

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KBFEDLI, Do you work or get some sort of kickback from Zannottis ? You are really pushing them pretty hard.
 
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KBFEDLI, Do you work or get some sort of kickback from Zannottis ? You are really pushing them pretty hard.
yea no sheet, ill get mine from my dealer and pay a couple xtra bucks so i can get it the day i want it
 
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KBFEDLI, Do you work or get some sort of kickback from Zannottis ? You are really pushing them pretty hard.
I never considered him to be pushing them. He is trying to give good advise as to where to get good products at a good price. No different than when guys recommend Chicago HD or some other dealer for their discounted prices.

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