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Old 06-11-2008, 08:44 AM   #1 (permalink)
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frame slider problem

I just put frame sliders on this morning, but for got to check the torque value wen taking the bolt off the frame. How tight should I get the new bolts going into the engine with my torque wrench? 07 fz6
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Re: frame slider problem

40 ft-lbs.....you can download the manual in the fz technical section.
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Re: frame slider problem

you know you posted this twice? there is a link in the otherone to the service manual.

http://www.fz6-forum.com/forum/fz6-g...e-sliders.html (Torque value for frame sliders)
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Yeah. I went to check if it posted and I didnt see it. WOOPS!
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40 ft-lbs.....you can download the manual in the fz technical section.
How can you tell if you're torque'n right if you are doing this by hand?
Torque wrench is rather expensive.
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Re: frame slider problem

Most autoparts stores have loaner tools, it's better than buying when you don't need the tool for than 1 or 2 applications.
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Most autoparts stores have loaner tools, it's better than buying when you don't need the tool for than 1 or 2 applications.
Thanks, I'm glad you knew what I meant.
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