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XT660Z T�n�r� General Discussions Everything and anything of general topic in relation to the new T�n�r� is discussed here |
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Front axel bolt question...
In the Haynes manual it shows the axel being torqued, for the XT660z, but, this being a bolt that needs an allen key fitting. So, please, how do/can you torque the axel with it being a allen key type end???? Thanks...
(would like to post a picture too but just cannot find/see how!??)
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I use a set of Hex sockets like this...
If thats not available you can get a M14x20mm bolt and over torque (or weld or locktite) the nut/nuts onto the bolt to create an adapter that fits in the wheel hex and you can then use a conventional 14mm socket on the torque wrench to adjust it. Matt. commercially available adapter too...although not the correct size but you get the idea? |
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Thanks for the help guys, I took the axle out using an old rusty 9/16th Allen key, the correct size is 14mm. Will get the proper gear this weekend...
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Is their room to carry a torque wrench on a ten.
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