I get skipping with my old cs-6600 and new chain. If both are 12-23, will this work as a direct replacement?
1364905
Skipping usually has little or nothing to do with the cassette. Either the rear derailleur/cable needs adjusting or the chain is stretched. A stretched chain will cause skipping AND wear on the cassette and crank chain rings. I long time ago I learned that lesson the hard way as I put on a new cassette and then ended up having to put on another cassette and a chain which finally fixed the problem. Moral of this story, get one of those chain stretch measure tools and use it.
1364906
I would think the CS-6700 cassette would work for you but it may not cure your skipping issue if that is from a misaligned derailleur or a derailuer cable problem. If your old cassette is more than a couple of years old and the teeth are worn down a new cassette should help otherwise you'll be disappointed to have the skipping issue after changing the cassette.
1364907
The CS-6700 can be considered a direct replacement. The only difference is in the shifting ramps which Shimano claims the CS-6700 was "optimized for crisper shifting, especially under load".
203645
Programming the new one doesn't affect the old one. Why do you need two? Did the old one stop working?
718334
Like another responder, I also Googled the FT7. The user manual for the FT7 Training Computer specifies a CR1632, but the WearLink+ Transmitter (whatever that is) uses a CR2025.
823591
You could go to the website or call the manufacturer but my installer seems to remember reading somewhere that it was just a newer version of the EC65. We did not use the platform that can be purchased with it and we were replumbing anyway because I had a solar system that surrounded it and needed to be rerouted. The manual that came with it says nothing about compatibility but mentions a EC65AC which we assume is a newer version but we purchased 65A. Good luck!
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You can but you will probably not get as good of run times as these new Pros theoretically permit. The older 2400 XX has not only a different capacity, but a different temp range as well as different service life rating. Plus the new Pro is made to improve upon output consistency. A battery you have used for years always has a lower capacity than its initial rating, and this can result in the weak link in the chain. So ideally you want to keep batteries paired together so that they age and cycle count similar to others they are used with. Otherwise you really can't benefit from the performance improvements the Pro makes over the XX. You can but you will probably not get as good of run times as these new Pros theoretically permit. The older 2400 XX has not only a different capacity, but a different temp range as well as different service life rating. Plus the new Pro is made to improve upon output consistency. A battery you have used for years always has a lower capacity than its initial rating, and this can result in the weak link in the chain. So ideally you want to keep batteries paired together so that they age and cycle count similar to others they are used with. Otherwise you really can't benefit from the... » Read More You can but you will probably not get as good of run times as these new Pros theoretically permit. The older 2400 XX has not only a different capacity, but a different temp range as well as different service life rating. Plus the new Pro is made to improve upon output consistency. A battery you have used for years always has a lower capacity than its initial rating, and this can result in the weak link in the chain. So ideally you want to keep batteries paired together so that they age and cycle count similar to others they are used with. Otherwise you really can't benefit from the performance improvements the Pro makes over the XX. « Show Less
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It should fit. I believe that the Chain should be standardized since it needs to fit in the chain ring and cassette. I don't she how the checker could be defective since it is basically milled out of two pieces of aluminum. Keep in mind A brand new chain should be at 25% anyway.
2248238
I have replaced it with a cr1632 but i know the cr2032 is a lot thicker in my book it said cr1632 or equivalent not cr2032 the cr1632 works so why change
495277
I replaced an older model and it works fine. I'm sorry I recall the model number of the older unit. My bet is it would work, and it was easy to change the wires from one to the other.
1805543
I had the same experience. The only place I could find a brand new replacement for the older product was on Amazon. I purchased it and it works excellent. It is available for the 2 ghz set
1710873
The chain I received had 66 drive lengths. The chain model number matches the title "33 RS3 66" Part number 3624 005 0066. The textual description is a typo.
1738941
Have not had to replace my chain yet,but I do know Farm & fleet has a large selection of chains. I would look there first.
1039309
Mine is the older 10185 Skip Dr. I can't answer but I see the 4090300 listed along with the 4070300... makes me think they're compatible. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
541094
I have a 97 XJ 4.0 NP 232 with the chrsler 8.25 rear end, I used a front DS from an XJ without any issues. I would also suggest replacing your chain inside there while you have the transfer case apart. The whole job took me all of 3 hours to complete. Couldn't be happier so far.
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This happened to me today. As long as you didn't throw out your old cartridge you're fine. Just remove the little circuit board on the top of the original cartridge and swap it out with the one on the new 2inkjet cartridge. Once I did that my printer automatically recognized it and everything worked just fine! It's super easy to take the circuit board off, just be careful not to lose it!
531024
I matched this model exactly with the one I was replacing so I couldn't speak to a different chain/rail. I do know that this one worked beautifully as a swap for the old one. The only thing I had to do was unhook the lead wires, attach the new one in the same bolt slots as my old unit (including the same rail and chain as the old unit) and turn it on. After reprogramming the existing wall and wireless controllers it worked good as new. I didn't have to change out sensors, chain, rail, wall units, wiring or remotes. I could have even used the same bolts to attach the new unit. It has been working great for two weeks now & I don't anticipate any problems. I matched this model exactly with the one I was replacing so I couldn't speak to a different chain/rail. I do know that this one worked beautifully as a swap for the old one. The only thing I had to do was unhook the lead wires, attach the new one in the same bolt slots as my old unit (including the same rail and chain as the old unit) and turn it on. After reprogramming the existing wall and wireless controllers it worked good as new. I didn't have to change out sensors, chain, rail, wall units, wiring or remotes. I could have even used the same bolts to attach the new unit. It has been... » Read More I matched this model exactly with the one I was replacing so I couldn't speak to a different chain/rail. I do know that this one worked beautifully as a swap for the old one. The only thing I had to do was unhook the lead wires, attach the new one in the same bolt slots as my old unit (including the same rail and chain as the old unit) and turn it on. After reprogramming the existing wall and wireless controllers it worked good as new. I didn't have to change out sensors, chain, rail, wall units, wiring or remotes. I could have even used the same bolts to attach the new unit. It has been working great for two weeks now & I don't anticipate any problems. « Show Less
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CR2016 Will work just fine. I have been using them in mine for quite a while I bought a pack of 24 online for next to nothing.
2028814
Yes. You should have no problem. I would replace the chain too. Mine was original and in poor condition. Much quieter too.