Shimano Mountain Bike Pedal Maintenance

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1. It's not a spindle, it's an axle. Good video.
2. Great video Clint. I just serviced both XT and 540 Shimano SPD the first time just recently. I filled the pedals body with grease then when reinstalling the axle body the dirty grease was forced out through the gasket. Would you recommend this?
3. Do you find it necessary to use a torque wrench for pedal assembly and installation? (I see you don't use it here, but would you recommend it?) For instance on the Shimano Saint MX80 pedals they say tightening torque is 35 – 55 N·m and 10-12 N·m for the lock bush.
4. Would this method work for the Shimano Saint MX80 flat pedals too? I just don't want to deal with a bunch of loose ball bearings falling out of my pedals if I try this.
5. Hey Clint - I have the cheapest model of these pedals and I'm getting clicking everytime my right foot goes from about 2o'clock to 4o'clock. Is there any extra cleaning I should do in the springs? Thanks!
6. excellent video Clint
7. excellent video.
8. Thx
9. @NateMediaProductions, I do that so I have options of raising the stem in the future. I.e. if I do a real technical course I may want to have the stem higher. Also, I don't want to cut the steerer tube too short in case I use the fork on another bike that has a taller head tube, or if I want to sell the fork in the future.
10. I have a question I noticed that on some of your bikes you have a spacer above the stem with the stem flipped but I herd somthing about a minimum number of spacers below and above the stem ?
11. Oh.. and very good and informative video by the way. Keep up the good work!
12. My XT PD-M785 has 8 mm and my Saints pedals have 6 mm hex something... Interesting. 
13. Great video thanks!
14. Verry clear tutorial. Awesome video man!
15. Great video. You make some of the best on the net. Thanks for posting.