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Can someone point me in the right direction for replacing the E brake pads for an 06' Apex RTX. My dealer could not find the pad replacement, the Micro Fiche only shows the entire assembly? I looked on Port Yamahas web site as well and can't seem to find the things. Someone posted a part # last season but it looks like the # is for the main brake pads(8FU-W0046-01-00)
http://www.portyamaha.com/fiche_section ... &fveh=6870
http://www.portyamaha.com/fiche_section ... &fveh=6870
the kitchen
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You need to buy the whole assembly last I new. Have you loosened the nut and ajusted them all the way? I thought I needed new ones but had plenty more life once ajusted properly.
AttakDog
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Yeah mine have no pad left, one to many times locked on by accident LOL. I only use it on the trailer anyway, and yes you do have to buy the whole unit. It does have 2 adjustments the cable and the center nut, like the above post said.
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That's ridiculous to have to buy the entire unit. Why make the pads removable?
Shootinstick
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Check with Kevin at Port Yamaha. I seem to remember them being available separately.
AttakDog
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If someone finds them let me know please, I need 2 sets. I thought about trying to make some with a small hole saw and some old car brake pads.....
POB88
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I don't see them either.
105.45 for the whole thing.
8FU-25970-00-00
105.45 for the whole thing.
8FU-25970-00-00
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Try this: 8FA-W0045-00-00
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Crewchief is right on the money and the parts for this aren't listed on the fiche as originally they weren't availble separately. Sometime in 08 Yamaha issued a tech update to the dealers that listed the availability of these in a kit via the part number listed above (8FA-W0045-00-00). That part number contains both parking brake pads and retails for $32.29.
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Thanks guys this site is the BEST!
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Another great reason/purpose of this site! I ordered them thru Port Yamaha @ $25 plus shipping. Thank you all!
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Check your sled, I bet only the inner pad may need to be replaced.
If that is the case, use only one of the 2 pads you get in the kit.
Both are the same, but if you only need one now, you'll have a spare for the next time the parking brake is left on without noticing it... ask me how I know.
If that is the case, use only one of the 2 pads you get in the kit.
Both are the same, but if you only need one now, you'll have a spare for the next time the parking brake is left on without noticing it... ask me how I know.
