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screw list for xs250/360/400
- Thread starter drewpy
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hardtailed77
Never Finished
Drewpy, you amaze me! You always post the most useful info! Thanks again!
skillzman1
XS400 Junkie
Nice find!!
saw this on ebay and it linked to another web page. It lists all the screws for the engine, sizes etc. should be useful and saves measuring eveything
here
you mean to tell me that you don't have that memorized??
jayel
#9 Guru 78 SR500 80 XS11
skillzman1
XS400 Junkie
Always a plethora of info!!
tw8872
XS400 Member
Jayel, where did you get the exploded view with all of the parts numbers? I tried finding it but have had no luck.
cmsnl.com
lhaolpa
XS400 Junkie
I have to measure and buy all the non allenhead bolts on the cycle,so I'll not have to carry a lot of tools with me,just a set of allenwrenches,screwdriver,etc.Local Fastenal dealer has them,fairly pricey for bolts,but are bronze or black[can't tell],so no painting of hexhead boltheads.Bolts on the engine are all allenhead,so all I need is stuff not on drawings. lha
I know this is an old thread but I really want to bump this... maybe it should be a sticky.
I am guessing this is how the Yamaha part number breaks out the size:
91316-06065 = m6 x 65mm
I see different classes of stainless steel online in regards to cap bolts. Should we be looking for a specific grade when it comes to replacing bolts, or just sourcing new bolts for a bike we just bought that is missing fasteners
, on the bike and engine?
I know this is an old thread but I really want to bump this... maybe it should be a sticky.
I am guessing this is how the Yamaha part number breaks out the size:
91316-06065 = m6 x 65mm
I see different classes of stainless steel online in regards to cap bolts. Should we be looking for a specific grade when it comes to replacing bolts, or just sourcing new bolts for a bike we just bought that is missing fasteners
If you are looking to replace bolts with SS allen bolts there are a bunch of kits on ebay. Cost is around 35 bucks shipped I think. As for replacing other bolts I think any SS allen bolt should work. Not a lot holding these things together.
I just need some bolts period to replace some the PO took out and it seems he lost
I just need some bolts period to replace some the PO took out and it seems he lost
What ones? If you were closer I would give them to you......I have a bucket of take offs.....
Any stainless should be fine. 304 will be most common
Make sure you use an anti-seize compound on all the threads and reduce torque settings accordingly.
Make sure you use an anti-seize compound on all the threads and reduce torque settings accordingly.
Very kind of you to be willing to do that. Yeah too bad we are so far apart. At this point I dont know how much I am missing. For starters:
Three bolts for the left side crankcase cover
1 bolt for the starter cover
One bolt for the pickup coil cover
This is just the start unfortunately! :/
How much for you is "accordingly"?
NGK says 30% when using antiseize on spark plugs
The anti-seize manufacturer may have their own spec.
A bolt kit I bought had their own specs for fastener each size.
Some say not to reduce torque at all.
25% reduction is a decent rule of thumb
The anti-seize manufacturer may have their own spec.
A bolt kit I bought had their own specs for fastener each size.
Some say not to reduce torque at all.
25% reduction is a decent rule of thumb
Yes the bolt kits on ebay all say to drop about 25 to 35 I think. I know when I did both motors I didnt even torque them. I just snugged them and looked for leaks. thats the fastest way to get a leak over tighten the covers......and yes use plenty of anti seize......I use it on everything I also swapped out most all of the bolts with SS ones also though.
I also swapped out most all of the bolts with SS ones also though.Similar threads
