Wanna buy » Small parts ...?!

[DJMcSpeed 2007 1100S (Black)]

Hello,

If you're like me, you're frustrated with the fact that you must purchase expensive assembles, rather than the small parts that are needed. I get that Ducati is supporting their dealer service departments, but, case in point, the clutch lever is sold with the swivel pin and screw in plunger that actuates the clutch. In my case I can't separate the pin from the plunger to use with new levers, but must purchase a new lever at $100.00 +-, just to get two small parts ... and a spare lever.

Is anyway aware of a solution for this?

[DJMcSpeed 2007 1100S (Black)]

Sorry, the bike is a 2007 Multistrada 1100s, and the part No. is 626.4.034.1A (swivel pin and plunger not shown

Link to ebay photograph that does show small parts: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ducati-Brembo-C ... ds&vxp=mtr

Thanks in advance,

DJ

[Prestob 2005 1000S DS (Red)]

Funny I'm in the same position but found an answer over at
http://www.webbikeworld.com/t2/pazzo/ad ... levers.htm

Ducati put glue on the plunger but burn it off and you'll get to a small screw that can be removed to allow the plunger to unscrew. It is on my todo list tonight.

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[DJMcSpeed 2007 1100S (Black)]

Beautiful! Thanks much!

I was hoping someone like me that keeps all those small parts, might have one, but this will work too!

[Mattel 2012 1200S (Matte Chrome)]

I dont think you are correct. I have a Pazzio and it still requires the part that he is missing.

See down the page

" Parts and Pins
Here are the parts after removal from the OE adjustable lever. The 1.5 mm set screw is on the left, with the scarred up pin in the center and the rotating pin on the right. The 1.5 mm hex wrench is shown to illustrate the small size of these parts.

I used blue Loctite on these parts on reassembly, and I hope it holds everything together as well as the semi-permanent Ducati sealer."

You still need to locate that pin and plunger. Sorry....