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Torques Values
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Torques Values
northwood has been working on several different areas of his bike and got a bit frustrated looking all over the book for torques values so he built this spread sheet. This is straight from the Honda Shop manual.
For those that can not open an xls I also have it here in jpg format
For those that can not open an xls I also have it here in jpg format
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Wow! This is going straight into my GoldWing file. Excellent, and thank you northwood and Whisker.
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Re: Torques Values
Don't forget this change.
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Re: Torques Values
Thats what I am looking for! Keep em coming and let me know your sources and I will update appropriatly!
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Re: Torques Values
That's excellent NW, what a great resource!
(For those that want to use the XLS, just download OpenOffice.org's free, full office suite.)
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Re: Torques Values
Somehow missing from the official Honda manual is the LEFT Step mounting nut torque (also partly secures the removable section of the frame). Well, actually listed incorrectly as a 10mm in my manual, although it is in fact 12mm. I would suggest 40-45ftlbs for it.
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Re: Torques Values
<<< I know this is an old thread, but I couldn't resist >>>
There are lots of torque values that are important. Some are not. Common sense and torque appropriate for the hardware used usually works in many applications.
For non-critical fasteners - or those that are securing rather than providing compression loading or clamping force - I like to use the German method:
Gudanteit.
There are lots of torque values that are important. Some are not. Common sense and torque appropriate for the hardware used usually works in many applications.
For non-critical fasteners - or those that are securing rather than providing compression loading or clamping force - I like to use the German method:
Gudanteit.
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Re: Torques Values
i am still fairly new to this site and just found this page . would love to see one for the gl1100; what a time-saver !
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Re: Torques Values
twooldwings wrote:i am still fairly new to this site and just found this page . would love to see one for the gl1100; what a time-saver !
Torque settings for fasteners will be in a shop manual. You should have one for any bike you own that you want to work on. There are also "standard" torque settings for any size fastener. A pretty good guide that works most of the time.
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Re: Torques Values
robin1731 wrote:twooldwings wrote:i am still fairly new to this site and just found this page . would love to see one for the gl1100; what a time-saver !
Torque settings for fasteners will be in a shop manual. You should have one for any bike you own that you want to work on. There are also "standard" torque settings for any size fastener. A pretty good guide that works most of the time.
all correct ... having it laid out on a quick reference sheet like this really just saves time.
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Re: Torques Values
glad this got bumped, hadn't seen or thought about it in a while.
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full Vetter dress 1979 GL1000 - "Barge" - daily rider (currently down)
1986 1200 Aspencade - "Heart of Gold"
1990 1500 Aspencade - Tupperware basket case so far
1978 for $100 - project in worx
1978 from a previous member here - taking up space
my original '79 bought in '91 - replacing engine (eventually, maybe someday)
H2G2=42
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