Torque Settings; Owner's Notes - Whyte G-160 Works Supplementary Service Manual

into the seat tube and simultaneously pull
the hose through the frame.
Reference figure 58. Insert all three rub-
ber grommets into the frame slots. Use a
small screwdriver with care not to split the
rubber.
Reference figure 59. Cut the hose to length and follow the product manufacturer's instructions
to re-assemble and bleed the hydraulic system.

10.0: TORQUE SETTINGS

Torque explained: If no suitable Torque Wrench is available a Torque of 5 lbf.ft can be obtained by applying
a force of 5lb, with a Spring Balance, to the end of a spanner, 1 Foot in length.
Rear Suspension
15 A/F M22 & M24 Link Outer Bearing Caps
M12 Flanged Screw & Flanged Nut
M8 Flanged Nut
M6 Countersunk Cap Screw
M8 x 23 long Flanged Screw (T25 Torx®)
M5 Socket-head Cap Screw (T-25 Torx®)
Rear Dropout Assemblies
M4 Screws
Seat Post Clamp
M6 Cap Screw
IMPORTANT: For all other torque settings, refer to the specific manufacturers information
bundled with this manual, or alternatively, refer to the specific manufacturers website for fur-
ther information.

11.0: OWNER'S NOTES

2016 Edition 1
WHYTE Service Manual
16.1 (Min) - 19.9 (Max)
16.1 (Min) - 19.9 (Max)
8.5 (Min) - 10.5 (Max)
13.5 (Min) - 16.5 (Max)
Figure 58
Nm
2.3 (Min) - 2.7 (Max)
5.0 (Min) - 6.0 (Max)
4.2 (Min) - 4.6 (Max)
10 (Min) - 12 (Max)
Figure 59
lbs.ft
1.7 (Min) - 2.0 (Max)
11.9 (Min) - 14.7 (Max)
11.9 (Min) - 14.7 (Max)
6.3 (Min) - 7.7 (Max)
10.0 (Min) - 12.2 (Max)
3.7 (Min) - 4.4 (Max)
3.1 (Min) - 3.4 (Max)
7.4 (Min) - 9.2 (Max)
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