Timing gear nut torque specs??
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Triumph T140 torque settings.
Classic, Vintage & VeteranHaving worked on japanese bikes with their metric bolts for the last three decades or so, using a torque wrench has turned into a habit. Now, working on my T140D, I would like to know what the typical torque settings are for some bolt sizes on the bike (for engine plates and other body...- 3
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Devon Wheel Rims
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Voltage Warning Light
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