Cam sprocket torque
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Cam sprocket torque
Have FSM but can only find the crank sprocket torque of 24 ft lbs . This is for a 09 96 ultra
Is it the same for the larger cam sprocket ?
Thanks
Dave
Is it the same for the larger cam sprocket ?
Thanks
Dave
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These newer manuals are frustrating to those who are used to older manuals . The material and content is there , it's just laid out different , making us look harder to find the information we need.
I don't care for the format changes , it is no longer assembled in any logical sequence and you have to know the lingo as they see it , you must be familiar with the terminology as some keyboard desk jockey calls it .
M8 manuals no longer go into any detail at all about rebuilding cylinder heads , just replace them .
I don't care for the format changes , it is no longer assembled in any logical sequence and you have to know the lingo as they see it , you must be familiar with the terminology as some keyboard desk jockey calls it .
M8 manuals no longer go into any detail at all about rebuilding cylinder heads , just replace them .
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From: Honah Lee
With it locked with blocktool, Tighten both 15 ft/lbs. Then loosen both one turn. (smooths threads) Then tighten cam 34 ft /lbs and crank one 24 ft/lbs
(that's out of the service manual)
(that's out of the service manual)
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