Torque settings for front axle on a kawasaki zx6r 2008

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ZZRrocket · #8 · Mar 1, 2006

Just got off the phone with my service manager at my local Kawasaki dealership. "She" looked up the torque wrench setting for the clutch spring bolts. Its the same as a 2000-2002 ZX6R and 2005-2006 ZZR600.
Torque- Clutch Spring Bolts: 8.8 N-m (0.90 kgf-m, 78 in-lb)

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Kawasaki. The Green Meanies by Julian Ryder. Kawasaki Heavy Industries. 243 pages

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56 foot pounds.

Axel bolt torque specs? - 2005 Road Star

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Jun 2, 2010 - Looks like rear is 110 ft lbs. Front 56 ft lbs. Here is a link to the service manual on line.

front axle nut/ bolt torque specs???

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Sep 29, 2012 - Front wheel axle bolt torque is 52ft. lbs. The Front wheel axle pinch bolt is 17ft. lbs. Some where on here is the link to download the Raider ...
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If you mean head bolts you need to ask a dealer, if you mean valve cover bolts you can look up torque spec's by bolt size just google it look for a flow chart of spec's.

Find a manual here:

http://www.repairmanualclub.com/motomanuals/index.php

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Something tells me you are trying to remove the axle by turning it out?? There is no pressure on the forks. The axle is locked on by 2 set screws or bolts on the bottom of the forks. If there is a nut on the axle, it is easily spun off with an adj wrench, pull out the bottom bolts, axle comes out. That is how most bikes are set up, Unless the kawasaki came up with something different. check it out.

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Both front & rear axle nuts should be torqued to 125Nm (newton/metres) & the front wheel clamp bolt should be 20Nm

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By "changing the front wheel" do you mean how do you remove the wheel from the bike? If so, Start by securing the motorcycle in a upright position and place a jack under the engine with a wood protector between the jack and engine. Raise the motorcycle until the front tire is just touching the ground. Remove both brake calipers then loosen and remove the axle nut. Now remove the axle clamp and slide the axle out of the wheel. Note how the speedometer gear is mounted before pulling the axle. Now raise the motorcycle until the tire assembly will clear the fender. Reassembly is exact reverse of removal with the exception of when you install the axle you will tighten the axle nut before you tighten the axle clamp.

You need to loosen and re-torque the fork triple clamp bolts, along with the front wheel axle, and pinch bolts. Do this with the front wheel off of the ground. Your forks may have twisted, and all needs to be loosened, straightened, and re-torqued.
Note...you can destroy forks if you don't properly torque tripple clamp bolts!!!!