5k service, what’s this?
#11
The bolt didn`t snap because the OP used a torque wrench, it snapped because it was over torqued.
#13
The reason I changed it out was when I bought the bike I discovered once I got it home that the PO or someone scraped the low side of the housing and gouged it up and the derby cover, so I wanted to make it right. Got the narrow version replacement, which takes a smaller diameter derby cover FYI. Here’s the manuals specs. I called a dealer yesterday to see if I was wrong and they told me 21-24, which as you can see isn’t for the cover but part of the tensioner. Goes to show read the manual yourself since some dealers will research and still be wrong, others won’t give a **** period. There’s also a chain roller or something with one Allen cap screw bolted to the inside of the chaincase cover itself. Asked about a torque spec on it and a service guy was totally lost, had ZERO clue what I was talking about, yet they “did them all the time”.
#15
#16
After reading it over a few times I think you're right and I misread.
I think the other spec is for the inner primary housing to the "block" if you will correct?
Anyhow, moral of the story is a messed up and over-torqued; lesson learned and plan to back them off to proper torque until I get the bolt fixed this week.
I think the other spec is for the inner primary housing to the "block" if you will correct?
Anyhow, moral of the story is a messed up and over-torqued; lesson learned and plan to back them off to proper torque until I get the bolt fixed this week.
Last edited by moose545; 03-10-2019 at 09:08 PM. Reason: edited
#17
On the right side, under NOTES, 5-7, 5-10 etc. are not figure numbers. Those are page numbers where the procedure, and torque values are found.
#18
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