Oil pan bolt torque value
10-11-2015, 02:53 PM
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Oil pan bolt torque value
Despite flipping through my manual for a while now I cant seem to find the torque values for the oil pan bolts.
Anyone have a better eye / memory than me for finding that info? I've got an oil leak down there somewhere and I just wanted to check the easy things first without worrying I might overtorque something.
Anyone have a better eye / memory than me for finding that info? I've got an oil leak down there somewhere and I just wanted to check the easy things first without worrying I might overtorque something.
10-11-2015, 03:54 PM
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Thanks for the quick response. I guess my old 79 CB750 book has me spoiled. It has torque values for EVERYTHING. lol
Anyway, heres to hoping this is a quick fix. Ive got oil leaking from SOMEWHERE, apparently on both sides, but nothing up high and nothing obvious.
Anyway, heres to hoping this is a quick fix. Ive got oil leaking from SOMEWHERE, apparently on both sides, but nothing up high and nothing obvious.
10-12-2015, 09:42 AM
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Viola..
Make sure it has a copper sealing washer. If it hasn't and it's been overtightened it could cause the sump around the hole to crack.
Viola..
Make sure it has a copper sealing washer. If it hasn't and it's been overtightened it could cause the sump around the hole to crack.
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10-12-2015, 06:55 PM
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