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Short question - bolt name (torque)

Started by WhiteBeard, October 25, 2011, 03:21:48 PM

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WhiteBeard

I have a bolt that need tightening (obviously  :crazy:) on the left hand side of the bike...



But what is it called, I'm having trouble finding it in the torque specs?
I know, I've had too many broken bolts this week...

craigo



It appears to be 40ft/lbs  See front frame - Rear Frame. 

Hope this helps,

CraigO
CraigO
90FJ1200

WhiteBeard

Thanks a bunch!
Is that taken from the factory service manual?

craigo

Quote from: WhiteBeard on October 25, 2011, 05:59:24 PM
Thanks a bunch!
Is that taken from the factory service manual?

Yeppers, straight from the Yamaha Factory Service Manual  :good2:

CraigO
CraigO
90FJ1200

Sideburns

Don't go overboard with the torquewrench.

I know a few oilpods and thread in the oil drainplug hole (scrabble?) that got killed using the torquewrench and the correct amount of torque.
I even know of people getting themselves in all sorts of trouble using a torquewrench on the bolt of the camshaft cover.

I personally only use it for headbolts.

The aluminium on our bikes get old and a steel bolt will win from old alu thread that has seen some (ab)use.

Just my 50 cents....