Oil Drain Plug Torque Setting for Street Fighter?
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I need to see about ordering the shop manual. All my experience on ducs has been the earlier shallow sump. So on this deep sump, is there a filter screen that needs to be removed and cleaned too? Location?
Bill I suspect it's the same sump as the 1098/1198 so perhaps a post on that subforum may get the answer??
Chris
Bill I suspect it's the same sump as the 1098/1198 so perhaps a post on that subforum may get the answer??
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Thanks Chris... yep went over to the 1098 forum...
http://www.ducatispot.com/forums/showthread.php?t=9549&highlight=oil+drain+plug
I do not like that little allen bolt.
18-22 ft pd, I went to 20 per post.
http://www.ducatispot.com/forums/showthread.php?t=9549&highlight=oil+drain+plug
I do not like that little allen bolt.
18-22 ft pd, I went to 20 per post.
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Bill was their a separate mesh screen that has to be removed like on the older ducs?
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No, I believe there is the "lower sump" which is covered with that square plate, and it gets services at 7500 miles. It has either the screen or a second filter in there. Sure wish the F1098 maintenance manual would come out... I would hate to buy a 1098 pdf cd, and then double up having to buy the F1098 cd.
I couldn't find anything further on ducatispot about the sump filter. It's mentioned in the service manual portion of the users manual.
I'm good to go with the oil change, wish my tuning was a little better. Still better than when I got the bike. Also had to order a bigger pin for my pit bull. That rear axle is HUGE!
I couldn't find anything further on ducatispot about the sump filter. It's mentioned in the service manual portion of the users manual.
I'm good to go with the oil change, wish my tuning was a little better. Still better than when I got the bike. Also had to order a bigger pin for my pit bull. That rear axle is HUGE!
Which pin did you order? One for 1098? Does it fir both sides?
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Two different pin sizes one for left side and one for right. I ordered the pitbull reversible rear stand which comes with both size pins to enable placement on the left or right side. The pins are the same size as the STANDARD 1098 (NOT 1098R model!)/ I've several pitbull stands and are exc.
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Yes as Chris said... one side (left I believe) is 41mm, right is 43. I only have one pit bull stand set, I just swap pins. Need to get me a pair of sport chocks!
Chris do you know what pin for the front steering stem size is. Every chart is see say "special" but no pin / adapter#.
Oh and I believe the sump filter gets looked at even further along than 7500 miles. Sure wish I had a SF Main. CD. Heck I just tensioned the chain and had to find that spec also. Frickinfrackinfrickityfrack.
Chris do you know what pin for the front steering stem size is. Every chart is see say "special" but no pin / adapter#.
Oh and I believe the sump filter gets looked at even further along than 7500 miles. Sure wish I had a SF Main. CD. Heck I just tensioned the chain and had to find that spec also. Frickinfrackinfrickityfrack.
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Bill I've got a lockhart philips front stand that came with multiple pins. The 27mm one fits perfectly.
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Torque Correction!!!!
20nm or 14.7 ft pound
If a moderator can edit my original post to prevent bad info from spreading like H1N1.
I've found a second listing of the oil filler plug.
20nm or 14.7 ft pound
If a moderator can edit my original post to prevent bad info from spreading like H1N1.
12 months Free Maintenance
http://www.ducati.com/od/ducatinorthamerica/news/detail.jhtml?newsId=28681
FYI - First 12 months of maintenance is free. 600 mile service and 7500 mile or 12 months whichever comes first. I usually do my own but if its free I'll let them take care of it.
http://www.ducati.com/od/ducatinorthamerica/news/detail.jhtml?newsId=28681
That would be a hard toss up. If I could spend 8 hrs on my bike, I just might have to do it
.I'm lucky only to live 30 miles from my dealer. I could care less about them performing the 600 mile maitenance but the 7500 is different. I adjusted the belts/valves on my Duc 695 Monster. It was a pretty simple task especially since I had never adjusted valves before. I had software for resetting the TPS and adjusting idle. But to be honest I'm not so sure I could adjust the valves on the SF. Not stating that from a technical standpoint but from a time consuming standpoint.
I will put the first 500 mile day on it next weekend, should be a fun day!
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That is why it's important, to me, to have two bikes. I alternate service work since I've been doing it myself. The S2R1k was always simple enough, late great ST3 only sucked because I hate removing the fairing to do ANYTHING... I'm sure the F1098 will involve removing all sorts of bits to get at the valves. If it takes a week, it takes a week... the slow boat always wins when it comes to maintenance in my book. Even if I had gobs of money, I still feel obligated to understanding the bike since I'm riding it...then again, if I had gobs of money I might think differently
It was posted before - this will not work for your Streetfighter. Program is only for '08 and '09 models, SF is 2010. I've got an e-mail response about this from DNA.
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That would be a hard toss up. If I could spend 8 hrs on my bike, I just might have to do it
I'm lucky only to live 30 miles from my dealer. I could care less about them performing the 600 mile maitenance but the 7500 is different. I adjusted the belts/valves on my Duc 695 Monster. It was a pretty simple task especially since I had never adjusted valves before. I had software for resetting the TPS and adjusting idle. But to be honest I'm not so sure I could adjust the valves on the SF. Not stating that from a technical standpoint but from a time consuming standpoint.
I will put the first 500 mile day on it next weekend, should be a fun day!
Only 08 and 09 bikes covered by this program, sf is a 10
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sales guy told me that my 600 mi and 7500 mi maintenance visits were free...
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the first year is free if you bought the bike after the recalls and delays.. Most dealers will give you the first service free, but now it's official (assuming you ride it enough in the first year).. and IF you can get 7500 miles on the bike in a year,, then you get the second one free as well. .. at least that's all the way my dealer explained it to me.
What is official -all service in first year is free? Was there some dealer bulletin about it? If so, can you point me to it, so I can use this at my next dealership visit?
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