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Not good. Tell me that I just need to replace a bolt...please. I checked the threads with another bolt and the threads seem fine. I was torquing down the primary "cover " to 14 nm with an inch lbs wrench I just bought at Harbor Freight. I used a converter on the web to 124 inch lbs from 14 nm that I found in the FAQ link. What do you think. I need some expert opinions.
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Just replace the bolt. The stretching probably happened in dead space. Good thing you didn't snap.
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I would run a tap
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I would run a tap
Even if a different bolt threaded in by hand with very little or normal resistance? I don't have a tap and die set. Just wanted you to know that there didn't seem to be messed up threads. Thanks for the feedback!
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I would recommend getting a better quality torque wrench, one tool I wouldn't cheap out on. Good thing it didn't snap off, if you can hand thread in different bolt I would think your fine.
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That torque wrench is a bummer. I read reviews for them and they weren't bad. Oh well. Glad it isn't snowing!
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This happend to me a week ago. Tightening the primary cover. No problem with the threads in the clutch, just replaced the bolts.
Grimm
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There maybe nothing wrong with your torque wrench. The bolt may have just been tired/weak. Just replace the bolt...you'll be good.
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This happend to me a week ago. Tightening the primary cover. No problem with the threads in the clutch, just replaced the bolts.
I haven't looked into buying the bolt yet, do they come in a set of six? Thanks for the reassurance!
Grimm
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Just buy it from a good hardware store and buy a high grade 8 or 10 bolt...a lot cheaper than Yamaha. The bolt size likely M5, M6 or M8.
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I pass by a fastenall shop on my way to work, any idea off they sell retail?Just buy it from a good hardware store and buy a high grade 8 or 10 bolt...a lot cheaper than Yamaha. The bolt size likely M5, M6 or M8.
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Fastenal will prob want you to buy a box of them haha 85 cents each at port yamaha
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Fastenal will prob want you to buy a box of them haha 85 cents each at port yamaha
Cool, I can swing that, lol
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The bolt size is M6x30 mm. I replaced them with 6 MC6S 8.8.
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