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zoli1200gs Posted on Aug 02, 2012

Cylinder head M10 lock nut slack back (to less than 20Nm), after the tightening 20Nm+180 deg.

  • Guy Houwens
    Guy Houwens Oct 27, 2015

    Hi zoli1200gs , I want to help you with your question, but I need more information from you. Can you please add details in the comment box?

    Are you saying that after tightening the nut to the correct torque, it is still loose?

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tombones

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  • Posted on Apr 22, 2009

SOURCE: UNCOOPERATIVE AXLE NUT

If I recall correctly there is no split pin locking the nut in place. Look at the faces of the nut. Any drill hole filled with a pin? Grab a propane torch and heat the nut/bolt. Try not to burn the paint. Tap the nut faces with a small hammer to assist in breaking the nut free from the rust holding the nut in place.

Use a hex socket or hex box end wrench. If you have an impact driver, use it with the hex socket. If you don't have an impact driver I strongly suggest you get one. They are low cost and the most used tool in my shop. I sleep with mine close at hand. If that nut is going to break free the impact driver is what will do it.

Please rate this solution after the impact driver has removed the nut. Thanks for the top rating! :)

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Mar 19, 2010

SOURCE: bottom nut won't tighten

I use an air impact gun to tighten. Also with the fork off, try compressing it some while tightening the bolt may help. Yes, they do make a tool, but I've done many forks without needing it.

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