Se rotor 30041-08 Baker comp
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10-08-2016 | 09:26 AM
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10-08-2016 | 04:04 PM
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I would not trust any of the clowns who might respond with an answer to your question.....including myself. I installed the Baker and bought the recommended rotor. Call Baker, they are the only people you should be asking. Good luck. My Baker has been great for past 10,000 miles.
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10-08-2016 | 10:05 PM
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I would not trust any of the clowns who might respond with an answer to your question.....including myself. I installed the Baker and bought the recommended rotor. Call Baker, they are the only people you should be asking. Good luck. My Baker has been great for past 10,000 miles.
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10-09-2016 | 12:59 AM
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Clarification … somewhat
This should have been posted in the Primary/Transmission/Driveline/Clutch section that Baker monitors more closely, but hopefully they will see it and respond with their latest findings.
Background ( as I understand it ):
When Baker came out with their compensator the 30041-08A was the current rotor available for purchase ( it was an update to the 30041-08, I do not remember the difference.)
Their compensator is a replacement for 2007 touring models an up.
From 2007 to 2010 the touring models used a rotor (I believe was the 40356-07) that had an integral spring-pack.
That rotor can not be used with their compensator.
They state in their instructions that any replacements using that rotor (with the integral spring-pack) need to have the rotor replace with the then (and now currently available) 30041-08A.
So the question in this case is, can you use the 30041-08 that you have, or do you need to purchase the 30041-08A. That question has come up often, not only with the Baker compensator replacement, but with the SE compensator as well.
For your 30041-08,
(emphasis added)
Although HOGNOT did properly suggested you should contact Baker for their current findings, purchasing something you do not need is a waste of money. If HOGNOT was replacing his/hers original 2009 rotor then he/she was right in purchasing the 30041-08A, but if he/she was replacing a failed SE replacement compensator where the rotor had already been replaced, then I guess he/she is right, he/she is a clown.
But then again, according to HOGNOT , I am a clown for responding.
Call Baker
.
Background ( as I understand it ):
When Baker came out with their compensator the 30041-08A was the current rotor available for purchase ( it was an update to the 30041-08, I do not remember the difference.)
Their compensator is a replacement for 2007 touring models an up.
From 2007 to 2010 the touring models used a rotor (I believe was the 40356-07) that had an integral spring-pack.
That rotor can not be used with their compensator.
They state in their instructions that any replacements using that rotor (with the integral spring-pack) need to have the rotor replace with the then (and now currently available) 30041-08A.
So the question in this case is, can you use the 30041-08 that you have, or do you need to purchase the 30041-08A. That question has come up often, not only with the Baker compensator replacement, but with the SE compensator as well.
For your 30041-08,
Although HOGNOT did properly suggested you should contact Baker for their current findings, purchasing something you do not need is a waste of money. If HOGNOT was replacing his/hers original 2009 rotor then he/she was right in purchasing the 30041-08A, but if he/she was replacing a failed SE replacement compensator where the rotor had already been replaced, then I guess he/she is right, he/she is a clown.
But then again, according to HOGNOT , I am a clown for responding.
Call Baker
.
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10-09-2016 | 06:58 AM
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This should have been posted in the Primary/Transmission/Driveline/Clutch section that Baker monitors more closely, but hopefully they will see it and respond with their latest findings.
Background ( as I understand it ):
When Baker came out with their
compensator the 30041-08A was the current wish rotor available for purchase ( it was an update to the 30041-08, I do not remember the difference.)
Their compensator is a replacement for 2007 touring models an up.
From 2007 to 2010 the touring models used a rotor (I believe was the 40356-07) that had an integral spring-pack.
That rotor can not be used with their compensator.
They state in their instructions that any replacements using that rotor (with the integral spring-pack) need to have the rotor replace with the then (and now currently available) 30041-08A.
So the question in this case is, can you use the 30041-08 that you have, or do you need to purchase the 30041-08A. That question has come up often, not only with the Baker compensator replacement, but with the SE compensator as well.
For your 30041-08,
(emphasis added)
Although HOGNOT did properly suggested you should contact Baker for their current findings, purchasing something you do not need is a waste of money. If HOGNOT was replacing his/hers original 2009 rotor then he/she was right in purchasing the 30041-08A, but if he/she was replacing a failed SE replacement compensator where the rotor had already been replaced, then I guess he/she is right, he/she is a clown.
But then again, according to HOGNOT , I am a clown for responding.
Call Baker
.
Background ( as I understand it ):
When Baker came out with their
compensator the 30041-08A was the current wish rotor available for purchase ( it was an update to the 30041-08, I do not remember the difference.)
Their compensator is a replacement for 2007 touring models an up.
From 2007 to 2010 the touring models used a rotor (I believe was the 40356-07) that had an integral spring-pack.
That rotor can not be used with their compensator.
They state in their instructions that any replacements using that rotor (with the integral spring-pack) need to have the rotor replace with the then (and now currently available) 30041-08A.
So the question in this case is, can you use the 30041-08 that you have, or do you need to purchase the 30041-08A. That question has come up often, not only with the Baker compensator replacement, but with the SE compensator as well.
For your 30041-08,
(emphasis added)
Although HOGNOT did properly suggested you should contact Baker for their current findings, purchasing something you do not need is a waste of money. If HOGNOT was replacing his/hers original 2009 rotor then he/she was right in purchasing the 30041-08A, but if he/she was replacing a failed SE replacement compensator where the rotor had already been replaced, then I guess he/she is right, he/she is a clown.
But then again, according to HOGNOT , I am a clown for responding.
Call Baker
.
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10-09-2016 | 01:54 PM
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For future reference - take a few minutes to search. I just searched "30041-08 baker" (without quotes) and 4 threads came up. A quick browse of the threads found posts from Mark at Baker saying their comp works with either 30041-08 or 30041-08A. All done in about 3 minutes.
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