If you are talking about that steel U cannel ring I always just pulled them out if I needed to but unless you mess it up you almost never need to replace that part. Just replace the balls and grease it back up. Steven Willis The Bike Stand 1778 East Second Street Scotch Plains NJ 07076 908-322-3330 http://www.thebikestand.com
>I bought a Campagnolo pedal rebuild kit on eBay and
> handed my old Record pedals and the kit to a LBS to
> rebuild. He just contacted me telling me that he
> could not install the inboard seal on the pedal. He
> mentioned that the inboard seal had to be way chilled,
> the pedal body heated, then the seal pressed in. He
> could not install the seal, as he did not have a torch
> and dry ice. He's now asking me to buy two more
> rebuild kits so he can try to replace the seal with a
> torch and freezing the seals, sacrificing one kit if
> it doesn't go right.
>
> I'm rather at a loss. Does anyone have prior
> experience rebuilding old Campy pedals, and just what
> do I need to do to salvage my pedals? From what I
> heard from the mechanic a few minutes ago, the pedals
> don't have their inboard grease seals, which renders
> them useless
>
> Scott Baxter
> St. Louis, MO
>
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