camccardell
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I just purchased a set of new touring bags for my bike, but I need to remove the tumblers. Anyone here know how to do it without drilling them out?
Thanks
Chris
Thanks
Chris
key tumbler removal help!
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camccardell
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no one has any ideas? Does the thread need to be moved to a different section?
1olbull
Riding Motor Since 1950
QUOTE="camccardell, post: 319896, member: 5087"]no one has any ideas? Does the thread need to be moved to a different section?[/QUOTE]
What tumblers?
The ones in the ignition lock? The ones in the right side panel lock?The ones in the gas cap?
What tumblers?
The ones in the ignition lock? The ones in the right side panel lock?The ones in the gas cap?
camccardell
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first post says on the saddle bags.....
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Post some pictures of the tumbler. Outside, inside and backside. I'm sure we could figure it out 
camccardell
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Ok, First I removed the entire assembly from the bag.
there is a little hole in the side of the cylinder that holds the tumbler. I have tried using everything I can to get in there and pry up, but to no avail.
Mini screwdriver works well and so does an paperclip
After failing at that, I disassembled it down as far as I could go.
No way to slide up a shim or anything. Smallest feeler gauge I have, still won't work either.
there is a little hole in the side of the cylinder that holds the tumbler. I have tried using everything I can to get in there and pry up, but to no avail.
Mini screwdriver works well and so does an paperclip
After failing at that, I disassembled it down as far as I could go.
No way to slide up a shim or anything. Smallest feeler gauge I have, still won't work either.
camccardell
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I need to make this work, cause there is definitely a bad ass difference between the hard bags and the leather ones!
