Outer primary cover torque sequence - 94 sofatil?
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Outer primary cover torque sequence - 94 sofatil?
It is not in my manual (mine's chock full of errors anyway) I've looked several times!
Anyone know? A diagram...something I could print would be the best.
I found a post here with a diagram but it was for an FXR style cover...not sure if it'd be different?
if it's so important, why is it not in my manual?
Anyone know? A diagram...something I could print would be the best.
I found a post here with a diagram but it was for an FXR style cover...not sure if it'd be different?
if it's so important, why is it not in my manual?
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like I said, trying to get specific information. "Do what steven said" could be misinterpreted.
so...does anyone know specifically how it is supposed to be done?
so...does anyone know specifically how it is supposed to be done?
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alright, fine...not exactly what I was hoping for, but...
I assume I should torque incrementally? book says 7-9ft0lbs. I have an inch-lbs wrench so...call it 100 inch-lbs
so...80, 90, 100? That really oughta do it, no?
I assume I should torque incrementally? book says 7-9ft0lbs. I have an inch-lbs wrench so...call it 100 inch-lbs
so...80, 90, 100? That really oughta do it, no?
