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Title: Basic Maintenance Questions Post by DrunkenDwarf on 06/13/10 at 18:51:06 Two questions. 1) Basic Lubrication Get your mind out of the gutter. The owner's manual recommends motor oil and grease at 5 locations:
I've seen the posts describing different techniques for lubing your throttle and clutch cables. What about the rest of the parts? Do I just slather grease on? Do I need to disassemble the pivots/holders? What about the brake cable? 2) Nuts, Bolts and Other Fasteners There's 8 locations the Clymer's manual calls out to check the tightness of (page 54). I don't know what all of those terms mean yet, but once I do...can I just throw a torque wrench on them and yank or should I disassemble, clean, re-apply oil/anti-seize/loctite before putting a wrench on them? Thanks for helping a newbie out. -D. Dwarf |
Title: Re: Basic Maintenance Questions Post by Tiefighterpilot on 06/14/10 at 08:51:06 I have the same question... hope someone answers. |
Title: Re: Basic Maintenance Questions Post by Routy on 06/15/10 at 04:40:27 Maybe you getting too technical ? I'd do what comes natural, and doubt that would include a torque wrench or any disassembling. |
Title: Re: Basic Maintenance Questions Post by Phelonius on 06/15/10 at 09:27:53 Since the grease needs to be on the inside, take it off , grease it and put it back. The ones you oil, it is not needed cause it will wick down in. Phelonius |
Title: Re: Basic Maintenance Questions Post by DrunkenDwarf on 06/22/10 at 20:34:27 66697368747261636B6572000 wrote:
Without this forum for advice: I'd look up the torque of each fastener, set the wrench, and pull until it clicks. Since that wasn't correct for re-torquing the cylinder head nuts, I wanted to check on the rest of them. -D. Dwarf |
Title: Re: Basic Maintenance Questions Post by Digger on 07/06/10 at 20:27:43 2D242128322521400 wrote:
For the clutch and throttle cables, I'd use Tri-Flow. For the brake cable, I'd use a waxy chain lube. For the side stand pivot, I'd take it apart and grease it properly. Ditto for the brake pedal pivot. JMHO! |
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