nc24 clutch torque setting
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bobby
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nc24 clutch torque setting
Hello everyone, just a quick one, does anyone know the torque setting for the 4 bolts on the clutch pressure plate? cheers bobby
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Re: nc24 clutch torque setting
IIRC it's about 18Nm 
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bobby
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Re: nc24 clutch torque setting
Thanks mate i'll go with that then, I havn't got a manual for the nc24 in fact I have never seen one..
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Re: nc24 clutch torque setting
Unless you can read Mandarin, it would be useless to you anywaybobby wrote:I havn't got a manual for the nc24 in fact I have never seen one..
Conventional wisdom says to know your limits. To know your limits you need to find them first. Finding your limits generally involves getting in over your head and hoping you live long enough to benefit from the experience. That's the fun part.
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Re: nc24 clutch torque setting
The haynes manual for the NC30 has most of the torque figures for the NC2x in the rear.
Those arn't listed as a specific component. So just torque them up to generic values for that size of bolt
Those arn't listed as a specific component. So just torque them up to generic values for that size of bolt
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