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Old 15-Feb-2006, 15:37
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999 torque settings

I have a bit of tinkering to do like fitting a new front mudguard & fitting new clutch springs.

I understand that I need to take the front wheel off (and brake callipers?) to fit the front mudguard - what torque wrench setting do I need to apply to what when I put it back?

Same question in replacing my rusty old ctutch springs with nice stainless steel ones - what sort of torque should be applied?

I fell into the trap of buying a CD maintentance handbook off e-bay thinking it would have all this kind of info but it turned out to be the same as my one that I got with the bike.

Does anyone know of a good guide that includes this sort of info on torque settings and maintence advice?
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Old 15-Feb-2006, 15:51
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http://phreak.vwh.net/999torque.pdf
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Old 15-Feb-2006, 17:47
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Mudguard should flex enough to fit it without removing the front wheel - not that I've got a 999 but my mate KeefyB has and that's how he did his
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10nm.
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10nm.
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clutch springs only
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On the PDF it says clutch springs should be 5Nm?

It's 10Nm for the clutch cover though.
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On the PDF it says clutch springs should be 5Nm?

It's 10Nm for the clutch cover though.

yep i stand corrected
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