[Darkwing]

Hey guys, I read somewhere on here that you can find free shop manuals for our bikes online for free. Does anyone have a link? I did a search but didnt come up with anything.. It would be a big help.

Thanks!

 

[Pjay]

http://www.ducati.ms/forums/showthread.php?t=75280&highlight=manual

 

[Darkwing]

Noice.. thanks man..

 

[ament001]

Thats a good link, but you can also find any manual for just about anything at scribd.com. Particularly older bikes, I realize you may only need a ducati one but you can never have too many options.

 

[LA-DUC]

Ok. i just bought the manual at duc.nu. Pretty nice for not so much $$$. I just looked through it. I want a single sheet with torque specs - can I get that somewhere easily? Is it in the manual that I just bought and I'm missing it somehow?

 

[bpracer]

Ok. i just bought the manual at duc.nu. Pretty nice for not so much $$$. I just looked through it. I want a single sheet with torque specs - can I get that somewhere easily? Is it in the manual that I just bought and I'm missing it somehow?

Justin, I have a Ducati manual for an 848 and there is a chapter just for torque settings. If yours is organized the same:

A General
B Information about Model
C Technical Specs
1
1.1
2
3 Torque settings
3.1 Frame Torque settings
3.2 Engine Torque settings

That being said I searched the entire manual and could find the torque setting for one item. Of course all the torque settings are in Newton meters not foot-pounds. If you can't find the exact bolt in a chart, find another with the same diameter and thread pitch and you should be pretty safe.

 

[LA-DUC]

BP - Thanks man - you are right - and I am a moron. Its all right there...lol.