Topic: torque spec for nuts on rear sprocket

[evinrude7]

where should i set my wrench for this? 

[evinrude7]

not finding it in the shop manual

[Flyin900]

On the CB 550 it was 16-20 ft lbs. The nuts also have a lock collar that was bent up around the nut to stop any movement.
If your working from a Honda FSM then there isn’t normally specs for torque in the individual sections. You will find the master specs together at the beginning of the shop manual. Where the frame/engine/misc torque specs are individually listed on a couple of pages.

[robvangulik]

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[evinrude7]

On the CB 550 it was 16-20 ft lbs. The nuts also have a lock collar that was bent up around the nut to stop any movement.
If your working from a Honda FSM then there isn’t normally specs for torque in the individual sections. You will find the master specs together at the beginning of the shop manual. Where the frame/engine/misc torque specs are individually listed on a couple of pages.

that's where i was heading this morning to look.  it's a bit lower than i anticipated.  have the lock collars. 

[evinrude7]

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thanks rob.  saved to a file. 

[evinrude7]

Is this normal because of the cush drive? Or because it's off the bike and not fastened to the swing arm?  video attached. 



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[seanbarney41]

both...with all correct spacers in place and axle nut tight, it can't wobble like that anymore

[evinrude7]

both...with all correct spacers in place and axle nut tight, it can't wobble like that anymore

Thanks sb41

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