How much torque on rear axle nut, for 2007 road king

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56 foot pounds.

Axel bolt torque specs? - 2005 Road Star

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Jun 2, 2010 - Looks like rear is 110 ft lbs. Front 56 ft lbs. Here is a link to the service manual on line.

front axle nut/ bolt torque specs???

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Sep 29, 2012 - Front wheel axle bolt torque is 52ft. lbs. The Front wheel axle pinch bolt is 17ft. lbs. Some where on here is the link to download the Raider ...
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More information is required. It is quite simple to install and axle because all you need to do is to push it in through the fork leg or the swing arm, spacers etc and out the other side and install the washers and nuts and torque them so it appears you want more specific information but you need to advise just what you need to know and what you are doing etc.

Rear axle nut torque is 95-105 ft/lbs, loosen on full turn, and retighten 95-105 ft/lbs.

2006 road king classic I am putting on rear and back tiers with my friends tier machine and I need tork spects for axels rotors and lower fork bolts and brake calabers. I know it is alot to ask but do you know if there is something to down load or if someone can write me how.

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Removal & Installation To Remove:

1. Before servicing the vehicle refer to the precautions at the beginning of this section
2. Loosen the lug nuts on the wheel and tire assemblies but do not remove the lug nuts
3. Raise and support the vehicle
4. Remove or disconnect the following:
   • Wheel and tire assemblies
   • Axle lubricant into a suitable container
   • Rear driveshaft
   • Parking brake cable
   • Brake calipers
   • Shock absorbers from the axle brackets
   • Vent hose from the rear axle vent fitting
   • Nuts and the washers from the U-bolts
   • U-bolts, spring plates and spacers from the axle assembly
5. Lower the axle assembly from the vehicle

To Install:

1. Place the rear axle assembly under the vehicle
2. Align the rear axle assembly with the springs then connect the spacers, spring plates and the U-bolts to the rear axle
3. Raise the rear axle assembly into position
4. Install or connect the following:
   • Washers and nuts to the U-bolts; Torque to: 59 lb-ft. (80 Nm) then, Torque to: 89 lb-ft. (120 Nm)
   • Vent hose to the rear axle vent fitting
   • Shock absorbers to the rear axle
   • Brake calipers (See: Brake Caliper)
   • Parking brake cable (See: Parking Brake Cable)
   • Rear driveshaft (See: Rear Driveshaft)
   Wheel lug nut tightening sequence
   
   
5. Fill the rear axle with lubricant
6. Bleed the brake system (See: Brake Bleeding)
7. Install the wheel and tire assemblies
8. Lower the vehicle to the ground
9. Torque lug nuts as follows:
   • Single Wheel: Torque to: 140 lb-ft. (190 Nm)
   • Dual Wheel: Torque to: 175 lb-ft. (240 Nm)
10. Road test the vehicle to check performance

Pull the clip out of the rear axle lock nut, loosen it, the at the rear of a the swing arm there are 2 adjusters, one on each side. Loosen the lock nut and turn the screw until the belt gets tight. Make sure you turn each side EVENLY, or you will **** the wheel to the right or left. Tighten up the lock nuts and torque the big axle nut to about 55-65 foot/lbs, replace clip. But seriously, I would let a dealer do this. The rear belt is supposed to have a certain amount of deflection with 10 lbs pressure applied to it. The dealer will have the proper tool to check this.

On the front, 35-40 ft lbs, be sure to use a blue lock tight or lock washer. On the rear, tighten the rear axle nut snug to where the cotter pin can easily go through the axle and slots on the nut.