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FD pivot pins torque-95 K1100LT

sccommuter

sccommuter

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quick question- there's a discrepancy between my Clymers and the on-line BMW manual for the left pivot pin on the FD. Clymers states tighten left hand pivot pin to 105 Nm using Loctite 242 and the on-line repair manual calls for 150Nm using Loctite 2701. Which is correct? At least they agree on 105 Nm for the right pivot pin locknut.:scratch
 
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