Little help needed after taking off derby and primary covers
I had a minor leak coming from the primary cover, so I have everything off (derby cover, primary cover, floorboard, passenger peg mount and shifter) to replace the the primary cover gasket, along with the derby cover of course.
My service manual doesn't state what, if anything, is needed when reinstalling all the bolts to the primary and derby. Could some tell me what to use for the following when putting everything back together? derby cover - primary cover - floorboard mount - passenger peg mount - shifter (only took the 'down-shift) lever off - primary oil drain plug - Thank you very much! |
blue locktite on everything but the plug
when you put the lever on, ensure that it can full travel without contacting the floor board mike |
There is also a certain order to tighten all of the bolts on the primary cover. Make sure you follow that or it will leak again. Ask me how I know.
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Originally Posted by mkguitar
(Post 13153843)
blue locktite on everything but the plug
when you put the lever on, ensure that it can full travel without contacting the floor board mike Thanks again for the help. |
Tightening Sequence as per attached drawing. Torque specs for Primary Cover fasteners is 108 - 120 in-lbs
Don't know how to insert picture with tightening sequence so I will try emailing it to you. |
Loctight on the primary cover screws is not necessary. Just tighten them in the proper sequence and torque. I hope this cures your leak but don't be surprised if it doesn't. 99% of the time riders think they have a primary leak when actually coming from somewhere else. The primary cover is the low point on your bike so any leak will drip from this area.
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Don't put locktite on the derby cover screws!
Put anti-seize lube on them instead! Also, use a HAND-wrench to tighten them, snug, and just a little more. You want to be able to get them OUT again! |
Not sure why anyone would put lock tight on the derby cover bolts.
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Originally Posted by Fishrrman
(Post 13155808)
Don't put locktite on the derby cover screws!
Put anti-seize lube on them instead! Also, use a HAND-wrench to tighten them, snug, and just a little more. You want to be able to get them OUT again! And while you are at it, you can replace all the stripped out Torx with some chromed Allen head bolts. |
Originally Posted by Nute
(Post 13154044)
Tightening Sequence as per attached drawing. Torque specs for Primary Cover fasteners is 108 - 120 in-lbs
Don't know how to insert picture with tightening sequence so I will try emailing it to you. |
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