Torque Specs on Chaincase?

[APEXMAN]

Hi all i just downloaded the chaincase removal & gear install by shivesy and no where did i c any torque specs of the bolts or mention of loctite can someone please tell me what they are or where i can find them thxs ........ steve

 

[POB88]

lever and drive chain cover: 7.2ft.lb
drain bolt :12ft.lb
chain housing cover :17ft.lb
driven sprocket :35ft.lb
drive sprocket :65ft.lb
locknut chain tensioner :18ft.lb
chain housing and frame :35ft.lb
shaft(reverse drive gear) :7.2ft.lb
reverse driven gear :40ft.lb
counter gear :7.2ft.lb
spacer set screw :4.3ft.lb

Need any more let me no.
























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[APEXMAN]

tork specs

lever and drive chain cover: 7.2ft.lb
drain bolt :12ft.lb
chain housing cover :17ft.lb
driven sprocket :35ft.lb
drive sprocket :65ft.lb
locknut chain tensioner :18ft.lb
chain housing and frame :35ft.lb
shaft(reverse drive gear) :7.2ft.lb
reverse driven gear :40ft.lb
counter gear :7.2ft.lb
spacer set screw :4.3ft.lb

Need any more let me no.




thxs pob88 u never mentioned any loctite or thread sealant



















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[POB88]

I don't think they call for loctite...if you do make sure you use blue.

 

[ReX]

I don't think they call for loctite...if you do make sure you use blue.

If I recall the lower gear bolt and small chaincase cover bolt (going into the reverse pin) need loctite.

Personally I use loctite on every single bolt on my sleds. Over the years and high miles (probably 100,000 miles) I've found that doing so improves the overall reliability (I've never had a bolt come loose anywhere since I started doing it).

I use purple on small fasteners, blue on everything 6mm (~1/4") and larger, and red (or green) where red (or green) is called for.