Checking engine mount bolts: Difference between revisions
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Engine mount bolts are one thing that will loosen up with time and vibration. This can happen in as little as 7500 miles, so it would be a good idea to check the torque a couple times a year, or at least as part of the [[How should I go about preparing my bike for winter storage?|winterization]] process. You should also check the [ | Engine mount bolts are one thing that will loosen up with time and vibration. This can happen in as little as 7500 miles, so it would be a good idea to check the torque a couple times a year, or at least as part of the [[How should I go about preparing my bike for winter storage?|winterization]] process. You should also check the [[Torque Values|other fasteners]] periodically, too. | ||
There are only 3 mount bolts, and they all have a torque value of 24 ft-lbs and use a 14mm socket. There are two at the rear and one at the front of the engine. | There are only 3 mount bolts, and they all have a torque value of 24 ft-lbs and use a 14mm socket. There are two at the rear and one at the front of the engine. | ||