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Looking for torque specs for all the side covers for a 1982 GS450L. cant seem to find the info in my clymer manual.
thanks,
chris
thanks,
chris
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As a general rule, if the shop manual doesn't give specific instructions to torque particular bolt or screws, use the torque specs per the size given in the "general" torque chart found in most manuals...
But without such a chart, and having a small torque wrench that uses "inch #"(or the metric equivalent), for those screws, holding the stator and clutch covers, I think you'll find it's Not Much... A "hard hand tight" often does. but a tap with and impact driver should be More than enough. If not, it's probably time to renew the gasket.
You can't have too many manuals. Get the Real Suzuki Manual here:
https://www.thegsresources.com/_forum/showthread.php?258200-GS450-Official-Service-Manual-PDF
But without such a chart, and having a small torque wrench that uses "inch #"(or the metric equivalent), for those screws, holding the stator and clutch covers, I think you'll find it's Not Much... A "hard hand tight" often does. but a tap with and impact driver should be More than enough. If not, it's probably time to renew the gasket.
You can't have too many manuals. Get the Real Suzuki Manual here:
https://www.thegsresources.com/_forum/showthread.php?258200-GS450-Official-Service-Manual-PDF
