Bridgestone Motorcycle Parts Discussion Board
Bridgestone Tech Talk => 50, 60, 90 & 100 Talk => Topic started by: fahrkle on April 02, 2017, 01:36:17 PM
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Hello all -
I have to replace a bad cylinder base gasket on a Sport 90. I received one the other day and it is in 3 pieces - not torn, but legitimately looks factory cut.
Is this right or should it be in 1 piece?
Also, I cannot find torque specs or tightening sequences anywhere for cylinder to motor or head to cylinder.
Anyone have any answers?
Thanks
Jade
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Hey Jade,
The gasket should be in one piece.
Torque setting for the 6mm cylinder nuts: 70-85 Inch pounds (5.8-7.2 ft. lb.) from Bridgestone 90 Service Standards Manual by Rockford. Good luck, Steve
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Thanks Steve - Is that the cylinder base nuts, the cylinder head nuts or all of them?
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Jade,
That's for the small hard to get to cylinder base nuts.
Cylinder head nuts torque: 95-113 inch pounds (7.9-9.4 ft. lbs.).
Let me know if you have any other questions, Steve
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Thanks Steve -
I have printed off the tech manual from this website, but torque specs are not given in that manual.
I assume I should torque them in a criss cross pattern?
Thanks again!
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Hello all -
Where are people getting the little mudflap on the bottom of the front fender for the Sport 90's. I cannot seem to find them anywhere.
Also I am looking for a front brake cable for a Sport 90 and a clutch lever.
Thanks!!
Jade
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Jade
You could have asked in you last list request to me.
You asked about the rear mud flap but not the front.
Did not ask for a cable or lever either, please send me an email if interested
Thanks
Richard Clark