Torque settings

[briantheb]

Has anyone come across a  torque setting list ?  Have just had new tyres fitted and need the torques for the spindles, fork pinch bolts, brake calipers etc  to replace wheels ?

[tozes]

I'm also interested in this so let's bump this up to see if someone got their hands on it in the meantime.

[pmxbmega]

I believe it's 120 newton - not for sure, but if not is very near the spot :)

[pmxbmega]

Originally Posted by pmxbmega

I believe it's 120 newton - not for sure, but if not is very near the spot :)

just found in the internet -  156nm - this is Huge torque  my gsxr1000 was just 100nm - the Yamaha WR is 125nm - must see the tecnical specifications.

[pmxbmega]

Originally Posted by pmxbmega

just found in the internet -  156nm - this is Huge torque  my gsxr1000 was just 100nm - the Yamaha WR is 125nm - must see the tecnical specifications.

I'm pretty sure that this huge torque is for the MTS1200 for the single sided swingarm... so just be aware, I Can un-torque mine, but if it has thread lock from factory this is going to give me a false "un-torque"

[pmxbmega]

By the way,
there is any body in this forum that have access to the technical manual for the MTS 950 ???

[angamico]

In an older thread here, consensus on the rear axle nut was 156N-m (115ft-lbs).  That’s where I have set mine after chain adjustment.  Since Ducati will not release a technical manual, a call to the dealer’s service department is the best resource I have found for torque specs.  They can look in the manual for you.

[pmxbmega]

Originally Posted by angamico

In an older thread here, consensus on the rear axle nut was 156N-m (115ft-lbs).  That’s where I have set mine after chain adjustment.  Since Ducati will not release a technical manual, a call to the dealer’s service department is the best resource I have found for torque specs.  They can look in the manual for you.

Beware Don't use that torque, this numbers are for the single side swingarm, other ducati that have standard swingarms use less torque, probably the MTS950 will use more torque than the monster 821 as other monsters with standard swigarms because of the possabilaty to use the MTS950 in enduro roads, talk with your dealer is the best choise. Or you will end up with a rear bearing fault for sure.

Regards 

[Lambert]

The single sided version is 230nm according to the service manual so the quoted figures could be correct.

[pmxbmega]

talked to the dealer mechanic and the torque for the rear axle for the MTS 950 is 180NM