All 2st WR suspension torque values. Please!

I'm in the midst of stripping, cleaning and greasing the suspension components. I got the headset and wheel bearings done. Just the tough ones left now.....

anyway, does anyone have a manual and is willing to advise me of the torque values for a few bolts?

I'm looking for values for the following:
steering stem/triple clamp nut (big one under bars)
Front axle nut
triple clamp fork holders
Swingarm bolt
rear axle bolt
upper shock bolt
lower shock bolt
the linkage bolts

This is for a 09' 300, but any recent WR manual should do the trick. I dont think torque values will differ from bike to bike. If they'd make a service manual for the bike I'd buy it. In the meantime I've got to beg.

Any help is appreciated

I was able to acquire a few pages from the 09' WR250/Wr300 manual that contain torque values for all fasteners. If anyone is in need of a torque value then just ask.

Many thanks to the person who provided it

If I may ask who provided it and can you post it here? It may be real helpfull to someone down the road.

Are the '09 WR250/WR300 service manuals on CD available yet?

Does anyone know if Hall's has them yet?

I have an '08 service manual CD that covers all the Husky models,...but frankly the torque specs, as well as a lot of other pertinent info is rather sketchy and difficult to locate and interpret.

Personally I'd much prefer a paperback book style service manual that I could keep in the drawer of my shop workbench.
Having to run back and forth from my shop to the computer to scroll up and down on glitchy twitchy Adobe Reader and print stuff off just further infuriates me if I'm already having a hard time with something anyways!:smashpc:

Can you still get a service manual in book form,...or is that a thing of the past?

I have a hard copy of the pages and no scanner, so I'm unable to post anything right now. I'll work on getting the data to a usable format and getting it posted.

In the meantime feel free to ask.

ok, ill bump this one.

can you post the specs that the OP asked for?

The 2-stroke thread index in this forum has a torque table, I printed it off and laminated it and it hangs in my garage!

tight but not too tight, hope this helps..just kidding.steering stem is usually overtightened so bars don't move freely without input with bike tilted slightly.

That sounds like a free damper....