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[Bungy]

Does anyone know the torque value & sequence for the 6 speed trans top plate? I can't find it in the manual anywhere.

TIA

[Talon]

Look in the front of the trans chapter, there's a torque value chart for the trans. For the 05 5 speed it's 84-132 in-lbs. Probably the same for yours too.

Only for bolts, I'd just go half the torque value alternating sides, and then again at full value, but that's just me!

[Bungy]

That's the first place I looked, they're not there in the '08 manual. Oh well, looks like a trip to the shop's in order!

[hdbrad03]

I looked in my 99 and 06 touring manual it on give torque values 84-132 inch/lbs. No torque pattern.

[Chief]

They're 1/4-20, so good an snug on arm tork-o-meter. Bounce around criss cross and back and forth. That's the mil-spec method.

[Talon]

They're 1/4-20, so good an snug on arm tork-o-meter. Bounce around criss cross and back and forth. That's the mil-spec method.

Is this how your going to put you bike back together. arm tork-o-meter!

[Bungy]

I looked in my 99 and 06 touring manual it on give torque values 84-132 inch/lbs. No torque pattern.

The shop said 120 so I'm good to go!

[Chief]

Is this how your going to put you bike back together. arm tork-o-meter!

Is there any other way?

When in doubt, pull harder.

[hd-dude]

The shop said 120 so I'm good to go!

Be very carefull at 120. The bolts can strip very easily. I would go closer to 95-105 in lbs in a cross pattern

[porthole]

I've been satisfied with 100 inch pound on all the 1/4-20, splitting the 82-132 on the side of caution.