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Help!!! Can't find torque for brake parts

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by ethanch, Jun 26, 2009.

  1. ethanch

    ethanch Member

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    So I am in the middle of putting my new handlebar mounted master cylinder and new braided brake lines on my XJ750RJ but I can't find the torque specs for the caliper to fork mounting bolts for the 750 in the Haynes manual. can someone/anyone please help?! thanks in advance, Ethan
     
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    chacal Moderator Moderator Supporting Vendor Premium Member

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    32 ft-lbs.
     
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    You the MAN Len!!! thanks again
     
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    fyi - my haynes manual lists them in the front tire (tyre?) removal/installation section. but i seem to recall 14 ft-lbs

    mines an 81 seca- maybe the 82's are different.
     
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    my Haynes says 18.8 ft lbs. but that is for the (one) pivot bolt on the XJ650, different set up. I could not see any mention of torque for the XJ750RH or RJ
     
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    To put a fine point on it... ehem. The GENUIWHINE factory manual sayz 32.5 ft/lb.
    Page 184 (Chapter 5: Wheels, brakes and tyres) in the Haynes shows 32 ft/lbs.
     
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    Thank you Robert, there it is right where you said, Pg 184. the page is now dog eared and notes for torque and the page # are in the back of the manual.
     

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