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31-Mar-2006, 15:19
tsmales
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Clutch torque settings
Hi, how tight are the bolts holding the pressure plate supposed to be ? I've looked in the manual but all it says is
"insert a spring and cap in each hole and secure with screws at the specified torque"
Any suggestions, please ?
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31-Mar-2006, 15:21
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6Nm if I recall. Bottom them, handtight then just give them a nip. Copaslip them before refitting to make future life easier to
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31-Mar-2006, 15:30
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Thanks Nelly, When you say bottom them do you mean all the way (handtight) ?
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31-Mar-2006, 16:05
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They snap very easily, screw them in all the way then just nip them up with a short allen key.
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31-Mar-2006, 16:50
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Thanks a lot
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31-Mar-2006, 21:02
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A Ducati mechanic once snapped one of the "turrets"off my clutch hub by over-tightening!
Still, I got a free clutch under warranty!
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31-Mar-2006, 21:35
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Thats it then, Fairing back on in the morning and fingers crossed for some dry weather
Thanks for the help.
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