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Torque Specifications - Honda CRF250X Owner's Manual ...

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Honda CRF250X Manual Online: Torque Specifications. ENGINE Torque Item N•m kgf•m 1 Cylinder head cover bolts 10 1.0 2 Exhaust pipe joint nuts 21 2.1 3 10 ...

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HONDA CRF250X

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side cover bolt (8). 6. Install the collar (7) and seat bolt (9) tighten the bolt to the specified torque: 20 lbf·ft (26 N·m, 2.7 kgf·m). Servicing Your Honda.
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A common setting is 20 to 30 Nm, (15 to 20ft/lbs). First fit the spark plug with your fingers until tight. This is to make sure the screw thread lines up correctly. Then using a socket and extension bar like a screwdriver tighten the spark plug again. Finally, using the torque wrench set to 21Nm (15 ft/lbs), slowly tighten the spark plug until it is just getting tight or the wrench clicks.
**DO NOT over-tighten the spark plug as stripping the screw thread can be an expensive mistake.**

80 foot pounds.

Don't be too fussy with torque specs, as long as it's tight you will be fine. Use a breaker bar, not a impact gun as they are unreliable. Torque settings are only really important when building engines (head bolts etc)

17mm spanner size then i just pull them up tight with a rachet and two grunts ,highly technical i know but when you do this job for a living you do not have time to play around with torque wrenches like weekend mechanic At a rough guess i would say around 50 lbs

Rule of thumb, tighten it by hand then by spanner lightly until it resist anyattempt, then turn another 1/8 -1/2 turn, that should reach the required torque.
Good enough?

Torque all headbolts to 29 ft lbs with a good and accurate torque wrench, then tighten them further in two steps 90 Degrees per step. But if you've replaced the head bolts with new ones tighten them and additional 90 Degrees.

80 ft/lbs of torque