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Shimano 105 pedals / Can they be serviced??

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  1. I was given a nice looking set of used Shim. 105 pedals with toe clips. They have a very small
    amount of play that allows the "axle" to move a thou. or so. A plastic collar with external splines
    holds the axle in the body of the pedal. Can these be unscrewed and the play removed by adjusting or
    internally? Is so, are the plastic collars rh thread or ?

    Thanks

  2. (Robert Box) said:

    I was given a nice looking set of used Shim. 105 pedals with toe clips. They have a very small
    amount of play that allows the "axle" to move a thou. or so. A plastic collar with external splines
    holds the axle in the body of the pedal. Can these be unscrewed and the play removed by adjusting
    or internally? Is so, are the plastic collars rh thread or ?


    They can be serviced and here is how <parktool.comFAQohSP.shtml

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    (Robert Box) said:

    I was given a nice looking set of used Shim. 105 pedals with toe clips. They have a very small
    amount of play that allows the "axle" to move a thou. or so. A plastic collar with external
    splines holds the axle in the body of the pedal. Can these be unscrewed and the play removed by
    adjusting or internally? Is so, are the plastic collars rh thread or ?


    They can be serviced and here is how <http://www.parktool.com/repair_help/FAQohSP.shtml>

    Thanks for the info.

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