Changing tires
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From: hamilton montana
Changing tires
i am getting ready to put new tires on my 05 road glide. anyone know what size the rear axle nut is? also how much to torque it to? and what is the torque value for the front axle and the two nuts on the bottom of the right lower leg that clamp the axle? thank you in advance
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The rear nut is 36mm.Torque to 95-105 ft. lbs.
Front axle is 50-55 ft. lbs.
The front axle holder nuts get torqued to 132-180 in. lbs.
Front axle is 50-55 ft. lbs.
The front axle holder nuts get torqued to 132-180 in. lbs.
Last edited by 1flhtk4me; Mar 4, 2010 at 08:53 PM.
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You can find that 36 mm wrench in your tool kit or you will have to go to Sears for a socket. I can tell you that neither Home Depot or Lowe's will carry a socket of that size so don't waste your time.
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I bought two of these Sears sockets that worked fine with the stock 12" SG shocks and (barely) 12˝" Progressive 440's I installed later. At $8.79 each they won't break the bank.
When I installed 13ź" Ohlins a few months ago my easy-axle-removal days were suddenly over, and in the future I'll either need to remove both mufflers or just the left muffler and buy an adapter for the right (nut) side, as the socket will not clear the right muffler now. The 36mm box-end wrench included in my stock HD tool kit is inadequate for much of anything and you can't attach a torque wrench to it.
When I installed 13ź" Ohlins a few months ago my easy-axle-removal days were suddenly over, and in the future I'll either need to remove both mufflers or just the left muffler and buy an adapter for the right (nut) side, as the socket will not clear the right muffler now. The 36mm box-end wrench included in my stock HD tool kit is inadequate for much of anything and you can't attach a torque wrench to it.
Last edited by iclick; Mar 5, 2010 at 09:38 PM.
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