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Maybe I've looked over it, but for an XJ, I can't find anywere in the manual what the torque value for the exhaust stud nuts should be.
Louis
Louis
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"There is no mechanical problem so difficult that it cannot be overcome by
brute strength and ignorance" And possibly some Mouse Milk!
'82 XJ1100J
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Try the German torque...goodantite!
Or just tighten them till they snap, and then back them off 1/2 turn. No really, my Clymer manual say 14.5 lbs/ft for the exhaust flanges on an XS, so that's what I would tighten them to.
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It's on page 7-11 of the XJ service manual. 14fp or 20Nm -Tom.05 Suzuki Bandit 1200SComment
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Thank You. I looked at page 7-8, which has torque values, then 7-9 which has specifications and didn't look any further.
That's weird putting a page and a half of different material in the middle of the torque values.
What is really stupid, is that I have used pages 7-10 and 7-11 before for the torque values.
LouisLast edited by lsippell; 05-06-2005, 07:41 AM."There is no mechanical problem so difficult that it cannot be overcome by
brute strength and ignorance" And possibly some Mouse Milk!
'82 XJ1100J
LED Dir and running lights
LED Tail/Brake lights (4) one flashing
Modulated H/L
PIAA Driving lights
YICS Eliminated
750 FD
Yamaha Factory X-1 Fairing and LuggageComment
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