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XT600E Torque settings

Hi everyone,
I recently bought a 1991 XT600e and am having problems finding a full list of torque settings for all bolts on the bike. I have the "common" problem of stripped oil filter cover bolts and will be fixing this with recoils as suggested in many posts so I have the settings for these but a full list would be handy for future strip and rebuild.
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Do you have a manual?
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I don't have a manual and have been struggling to download one due to restrictions on my work computer. I did have a pc in the house but my wife took it when she left (small price to pay)
Any help greatly appreciated.
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Ummm... I don't know how to help you, and I doubt anyone will have a list of all nuts and bolts (that they can copy) with specific torque for each.

I think the best way for you is to get the manual.
Here: http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/hub...download-32180

or Google this:

Yamaha_XT_600_A_AC_Manual_de_reparatie_www.manuale dereparatie.info

that's the "name" of a manual I have.
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A "bolt torque table" gives you a good guideline. Just google it and you find plenty of info the subjet.
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G'day Doogz,

If you send me a private message with your Email address then I will send you the list of torque settings from the manual.

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G'day Doogz,

If you send me a private message with your Email address then I will send you the list of torque settings from the manual.

Chris.
Thanks for the advice everyone. Chris, I cant send a pm yet cos have to have 5 posts so this is my third, nearly there :-) If you could give me the clutch casing settings I can rebuild it and be back on the road today.
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Bolt (crankcase cover):
10 Nm (1.0 mkg, 7.2 ft-Ib)
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Thanks, bike now fully operational.
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