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Flywheel torque
- Thread starter snab07
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Tight, I looked it up a few years ago but don't remember anymore. If it's not in the tech library just do a Google search and it'll come up.
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Should be around 70 ft lbs
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The 2000 shows 54-67 lbs/ft in a staggered tightening pattern.
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