where to get a torque wrench that can measure 9lb for stator?
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06-22-2007, 03:00 PM
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where to get a torque wrench that can measure 9lb for stator?
i'm replacing my stator cover. in a previous post everyone mentioned to torque the stator back to spec. the problem is my torque wrench only goes to 20lb which probably won't fly lol. i'm thinking I"ll have to get a torque wrench in inch/pounds rather than foot/pounds and convert it.
it looks like a lot of people here have replaced the stator cover, so i'm wondering what type of wrenches are you using and where can i get one for myself. thanks
it looks like a lot of people here have replaced the stator cover, so i'm wondering what type of wrenches are you using and where can i get one for myself. thanks
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RE: where to get a torque wrench that can measure 9lb for stator?
I did something like this to my enduro, I didn't torque everything and it did come loose. Either try and find a 1/4" in/lb wrench that you can borrow or else just torque them all in a criss-cross pattern by hand till they all feel even. Either way, be sure to go back and check the bolts periodically so that they don’t back out and you loose oil like I did. Some threadloc blue would probably solve your problems from the start if you do it by hand. Just don’t go overkill with tightening them.
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06-22-2007, 05:24 PM
RE: where to get a torque wrench that can measure 9lb for stator?
ORIGINAL: masterm3
i'm replacing my stator cover. in a previous post everyone mentioned to torque the stator back to spec. the problem is my torque wrench only goes to 20lb which probably won't fly lol. i'm thinking I"ll have to get a torque wrench in inch/pounds rather than foot/pounds and convert it.
it looks like a lot of people here have replaced the stator cover, so i'm wondering what type of wrenches are you using and where can i get one for myself. thanks
i'm replacing my stator cover. in a previous post everyone mentioned to torque the stator back to spec. the problem is my torque wrench only goes to 20lb which probably won't fly lol. i'm thinking I"ll have to get a torque wrench in inch/pounds rather than foot/pounds and convert it.
it looks like a lot of people here have replaced the stator cover, so i'm wondering what type of wrenches are you using and where can i get one for myself. thanks
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RE: where to get a torque wrench that can measure 9lb for stator?
ORIGINAL: masterm3
you sure about that? i'm pretty sure 9lb/ft would be 108in/ft.
9 * 12 = 108inches
you sure about that? i'm pretty sure 9lb/ft would be 108in/ft.
9 * 12 = 108inches
I should probably get an inch-pounds torque wrench. Anything less than 15lbs and I just hand-tighten it. [&:]
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RE: where to get a torque wrench that can measure 9lb for stator?
ORIGINAL: masterm3
you sure about that? i'm pretty sure 9lb/ft would be 108in/ft.
9 * 12 = 108inches
ORIGINAL: dakinemotoman
There are 12 inches in a foot, so 9 ft/lbs = 72in/lbs.
1 ft-lb = 12 in-lbs
There are 12 inches in a foot, so 9 ft/lbs = 72in/lbs.
1 ft-lb = 12 in-lbs
9 * 12 = 108inches
LOL!
Yeah, it's 108! Dunno how I came out with 72. Bad math.
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