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Torque wrench settings

Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 3:41 pm
by thepickles
Hi all

I am fitting new rear pads at the weekend,

I thought I would have a quick read of the fact sheet 8)

But no mention of torque settings for the wheel nuts or caliper bolts not so 8)

Could someone post the settings please

and should any mechanical fact sheets be updated to include torque settings :?: :?:

I am a great believer after working on a couple of motorbikes in using torque settings rather than


Tighten then tighten again until you've Snapped the bolt [-X [-X [-X :?

Tighten then tighten again until you've Filled ya pants [-X [-X [-X :lol: :lol: :lol:

Cheers
Steve

Re: Torque wrench settings

Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 5:00 pm
by widdowson2008
from WL-T manual

Note: Front calliper different to rear according to manual

(Front)
Calliper
84/93N-m (8.5/9.5kgf.m)


(Rear)
Calliper
38/49N-m (3.8/5.0kgf.m)



Wheel nuts
12/15 kg.m

Re: Torque wrench settings

Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 5:21 pm
by rita
Hi,
Re torque settings for the wheel nuts.Do you have Steel Wheels Or Alloy Wheels.

Re: Torque wrench settings

Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 5:47 pm
by thepickles
widdowson2008 wrote:from WL-T manual

Note: Front calliper different to rear according to manual

(Front)
Calliper
84/93N-m (8.5/9.5kgf.m)


(Rear)
Calliper
38/49N-m (3.8/5.0kgf.m)



Wheel nuts
12/15 kg.m
Thanks Steve what that equate to in good old ft/lbs :wink:

cheers
Steve

Re: Torque wrench settings

Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 5:47 pm
by thepickles
rita wrote:Hi,
Re torque settings for the wheel nuts.Do you have Steel Wheels Or Alloy Wheels.
Hi Rita very good point I Have alloy wheels

cheers
Steve :D

Re: Torque wrench settings

Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 6:33 pm
by rita
thepickles wrote:
rita wrote:Hi,
Re torque settings for the wheel nuts.Do you have Steel Wheels Or Alloy Wheels.
Hi Rita very good point I Have alloy wheels

cheers
Steve :D
Hi
Thepickles, 120 nm or 88.5 ft/lbs

Re: Torque wrench settings

Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 6:54 pm
by widdowson2008
Note: Front calliper different to rear according to manual

(Front)
Calliper
84/93N-m (8.5/9.5kgf.m) = 62/68.5 ft.lb


(Rear)
Calliper
38/49N-m (3.8/5.0kgf.m) = 28/36 ft.lb




Wheel nuts Conversion for wheels subject to Ritas comments

12/15 kg.m = 9/11 ft.lb NOTE: this should be
12/15 kg.m = 87/108.5 ft.lb

Re: Torque wrench settings

Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 7:21 pm
by rita
widdowson2008 wrote:Note: Front calliper different to rear according to manual

(Front)
Calliper
84/93N-m (8.5/9.5kgf.m) = 62/68.5 ft.lb


(Rear)
Calliper
38/49N-m (3.8/5.0kgf.m) = 28/36 ft.lb




Wheel nuts Conversion for wheels subject to Ritas comments

12/15 kg.m = 9/11 ft.lb

12/15 kg.m = 9/11 ft.lb ??

Re: Torque wrench settings

Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 7:33 pm
by widdowson2008
rita wrote:
widdowson2008 wrote:Note: Front calliper different to rear according to manual

(Front)
Calliper
84/93N-m (8.5/9.5kgf.m) = 62/68.5 ft.lb


(Rear)
Calliper
38/49N-m (3.8/5.0kgf.m) = 28/36 ft.lb




Wheel nuts Conversion for wheels subject to Ritas comments

12/15 kg.m = 9/11 ft.lb

12/15 kg.m = 9/11 ft.lb ??
That don't look right does it? Back to the books :oops:

Checked, and YES, Rita is right. =D> =D> Stand corrected. As the man said, 2 outa 3 aint bad :lol:

the 12/15 kg.m = 9/11 ft.lb
should be
12/15 kg.m = 87/108.5 ft.lb
Is the 12/15 figure quoted in the manual for steel wheels?

Re: Torque wrench settings

Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 10:01 pm
by thepickles
Thanks People =D> =D> =D> =D> =D> =D>

Cheers
Steve :D

Re: Torque wrench settings

Posted: Fri Mar 19, 2010 10:16 am
by wise-child
Thanks from me too guys, I also struggled to find this info til missfixit70 directed me here.

What's the bike btw Steve? Sold my bike 2 yrs ago.

Re: Torque wrench settings

Posted: Fri Mar 19, 2010 12:34 pm
by thepickles
wise-child wrote:
What's the bike btw Steve? Sold my bike 2 yrs ago.
Honda CX500 Custom Most of it late 70's some of it early 80's and most of it Honda :shock: :wink: :wink:

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Cheers
Steve :D