I'm rebuilding my brake calipers and have an information gap regarding the rear one. The two Allen bolts that fasten the two halves of the caliper body--they require a certain amount of torque, which the manual says in listed in Table 1. But when I look at Table 1, quess what? It ain't there. Do any of you happen to know the proper amount? Thanks!
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Torque on Caliper bolts - GS750
Hi, folks,
I'm rebuilding my brake calipers and have an information gap regarding the rear one. The two Allen bolts that fasten the two halves of the caliper body--they require a certain amount of torque, which the manual says in listed in Table 1. But when I look at Table 1, quess what? It ain't there. Do any of you happen to know the proper amount? Thanks!Tags: None
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humhead
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I torque these bolts on my '79 1000 (similar) to 23 ft/lb.And on the seventh day,after resting from all that he had done,God went for a ride on his GS!
Upon seeing that it was good, he went out again on his ZX14! But just a little bit faster!
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on alloy parts I will normally torque between the specs and use some blue or green lock tite, to tight and the threads become unuseable after a few times of torqueing them. (engine parts to the normal with lube on the threads)
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