Torque spec for clutch basket nut?

[Guest]

I tried to look in the manual on bikecliff's site, but I can not get it to open. I need the torque value on the single large nut that secures the clutch basket.

[TeamDar]

36-50 foot pounds

[Scratcher09]

Thanks. I realized, however, that I don't have a socket that size so I tightened it by hand.

[blowerbike]

Thanks. I realized, however, that I don't have a socket that size so I tightened it by hand.

by hand???
1-1/4" socket fits great.
a few raps from a half inch impact will do it.

[chef1366]

By hand is fine until you take out your clutch, oil pump and shifter drum.

[Scratcher09]

I meant with pliers but not using torque wrench.

[tkent02]

Pliers? Really?

[rapidray]

I have lots of 1100 engine & clutch parts. Call me when you find out what all parts you need after it lets go. Ray.

[Scratcher09]

I felt it would be okay because the nut also has the washer that bends up to lock it in place.

[tkent02]

They all have that, even the ones that come loose, which is a lot of them.
There's a reason people buy the super duper expensive nuts that don't come off.

[Scratcher09]

Ok. So I gather from your responses that I need to go buy a socket and go back in and torque it 36-50 lbs.? I want to do this correctly and I appreciate everyone's input.

[tkent02]

Probably a good idea.

[chef1366]

Sorry bud
We are easily amused.
tkent is right
It is a good idea.
I'd get an APE heavy duty clutch hub nut, a 1/2" electric impact from harbor freight and a 32mm impact socket.

[GSXR7ED]

This thread made me laugh...I've done a Clutch Basket removal and have a torque wrench; only needed to buy the 32mm socket.

Do the job right for your safety...and so people here don't respond the way they do with your actions.



Ed

[blowerbike]

i use pliers to pull nose hairs...
makes my eyes water something terrible!