Learning to do critical fastners check
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Learning to do critical fastners check
Hey fellow sportster riders. I decided to learn how to do the critical fastners check and adjustment. Have the two torque wrenches(ins.-lbs. and ft.-lbs.), the torx and allen head bits and the service manual. Ran into a roadblock! How are you guys getting to those fastners where only the bit barely gets to it. Any special tools or extensions or thigamajigs that do the job. I dont wanna have to disassemble half the bike to put a wrench on them. Thanks
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actually a reducer or extension will have a negligable effect on torque
but the universal is definitely a NO NO....
if i can find the site i saved about torque wrench i will post the link also a good beam style is better than
most clickers, i have both styles in ft and in and find i use the beam style when
ever possible
here you go
http://home.jtan.com/~joe/KIAT/kiat_3.htm
but the universal is definitely a NO NO....
if i can find the site i saved about torque wrench i will post the link also a good beam style is better than
most clickers, i have both styles in ft and in and find i use the beam style when
ever possible
here you go
http://home.jtan.com/~joe/KIAT/kiat_3.htm
Last edited by 1HD1C; 05-03-2010 at 01:01 PM. Reason: found the link
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Funny you should say that. I was riding home one afternoon from work and i noticed a clicking noise coming from the front jug area. When i got home i discovered one of the bolts from the bottom linkage bracket gone. Bought a replacement and torqued to specs.
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