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Clutch lever swap question....help

BSG Mike

BSG Mike

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Further adventures in the life of the mechanically challenged. I'm in the process of swapping the stock clutch and brake levers on my '07 Griso 1100 with a handsome pair of black levers purchased through GT and need some help. I need to remove the metal "nipple" from the stock clutch lever that fits into the rubber fitting in the side of the clutch "master cylinder". There appears to be a tiny Allen screw that must be removed before I can unscrew the nipple. I have metric Allen wrenches but not one that small, so if someone know what size is required it will help my search. Any input is welcome. I scratched the nipple while trying to figure out how to remove it. Any issues here with the scratches rubbing the rubber fitting?
 
BSG Mike said:
Further adventures in the life of the mechanically challenged. I'm in the process of swapping the stock clutch and brake levers on my '07 Griso 1100 with a handsome pair of black levers purchased through GT and need some help. I need to remove the metal "nipple" from the stock clutch lever that fits into the rubber fitting in the side of the clutch "master cylinder". There appears to be a tiny Allen screw that must be removed before I can unscrew the nipple. I have metric Allen wrenches but not one that small, so if someone know what size is required it will help my search. Any input is welcome. I scratched the nipple while trying to figure out how to remove it. Any issues here with the scratches rubbing the rubber fitting?
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As Roseanne Roseanna Danna would say, "NEVER MIND." Found the Allen wrench and all is well.
 
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