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Fit
Ih~
right
cali~r
over
Ihe
disc faking care
no!
10
damage the brake pads.
InSlall
the
•
cali~r
mounting bolts and
lighten
10
•
30-40 N·m
(J.O-4.0
kg-m. 22-29
ft-Ib)
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II
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torque.
Tighten the nuts
on
the right axle holder 10
18-25 N·m (
1.8-2.5
kg-m, 13-
18 ft-lb)
torque,
slarting
wilh
the forward nut.
Measure the
clearance
(9) bemeen
each sur-
face of the left brake disc ( IO) and the left
caliper
holder
(II)
with a 0.7 mm (0.028
in)
feeler gauge
(see sketch).
If
gauge
(12) in-
18) LUI
64
S('rlS
easily,
firs!
lighten
the
fon.ard
axle
holder nut [0 the s!'«ified
torque, then
tOT-
que the rear
nut.
iii .!
torque wrench
WQS
not used jor in-
stallation,
ue
your dealer as
soon
as
possible to
I-crify
proper assembly,
If the
feeler gauge cannot be inserted easily.
pull the left
fork outward or
push in\.\ard
unlil
the
gauge ean be insened
and tighten
the holder
nUls
.... ith the
gauge
inserted.
After tightening.
remove the gauge.
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( 9)
Clearnace
(IO)DI~
L
(II) Caliper
hotder
Arter
installing the .... heel.
apply Ihe brakes
several
times,
then recheck
bolh discs
for
caliper
holder to
diSC
clearance.
Do nOI
operate the mOlorcycle without
ade-
quate clearance.
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Failure to prol'ide adequate disc to
caliper holder clearance ma)' damage the
brake disc and impair braking e/licitnc)'.
112)
F«'kr
gauge
65
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