Bandit Alley
MODEL SPECIFIC => SUZUKI BANDIT 600 thru 1200 - AIR/OIL COOLED TECHNICAL => Topic started by: Nick2k on September 18, 2006, 05:44:41 PM
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It's time for me to adjust my chain, but I'm having a heck of a time loosening the axel nut. I can't get it to budge!
I just want to make sure that this nut doesn't thread backwards or something...I'd hate to be tightening it!
Lefty loosey, righty tighty?
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That is correct, it probably has about 70ft-lbs or more on it so its gonna take a tug to break it free.
Use a good 6pt socket and breaker bar to do the job.
Good Luck, Ed
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That is correct, it probably has about 70ft-lbs or more on it so its gonna take a tug to break it free.
Use a good 6pt socket and breaker bar to do the job.
Good Luck, Ed
I regularly take minne off with the tools that came with the bike. I have the "right" tools but they are in the basement and I don't want to get them. Just use the cheapo wrench and the extension. Put it on going toward the front of the bike and use your foot to step on it.
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I had the same problem not too long ago. The breaker bar and socket did the trick with little bit of my body weight.
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some doofus (at the dealer no less) had tightened mine with an impact gun. Even my mechanic had to have a couple of goes at it :duh:
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make sure you push down ,not pull up
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Got it off...really had to put some nurtz into it though.
It sure is a lot easier to adjust the chain on my wife 1996 600cc than my 2001 1200s!
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should be 110 nm..think the term "ft"should be removed from common language! :motorsmile:
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when i say"ft"..i mean the mechanics best friend"f***ing tight",hope i didnt confuse too many people then!?!? :duh: