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Rear hub fill for 2015 V7 Stone?

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Charles

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Hi guys,

I'm new to this particular forum, but joined as I'm severely confused on how to correct a mistake I made when attempting to change the ENGINE oil on my V7 Stone.

I did change the Engine oil correctly, but realized after getting home and hopping online to "double check" my work that I had made a mistake. I also drained the rear hub oil, and only got about .25 litres out of it but am very concerned as I can't find a couple of things

1) where to refill this
2) what to refill it with

Additionally, I was at my fathers place doing all of this as he has the tools, which is about 8 miles away and drove home after having drained this rear hub oil. I didn't encounter any issues with shifting or driving.

All the terminology I'm referring to came from this PDF: http://www.af1racing.com/store/ProdImages/st3/ocp-v750_d7.pdf

Which is not even the right manual for my bike (this appears to be V7 II ABS)

I thought it was odd that they didn't include enough crush washers in this kit I purchased, until I realized that I drained the wrong thing.

Any help is greatly appreciated.
 
Refill w/ 85/140 gear oil. 170cc in rear fill plug on backside of drive, it takes a big allen wrench.

There are shop manuals on this site for download, on the R/H side on screen.
 
Thanks for such a quick reply V700Steve. I've ordered an oil replacement kit with the proper washers and seal online. Do you think I've done major damage by riding 8 miles with no oil in the rear hub?

Thanks
 
Charles said:
Thanks for such a quick reply V700Steve. I've ordered an oil replacement kit with the proper washers and seal online. Do you think I've done major damage by riding 8 miles with no oil in the rear hub?

Thanks
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Some wear, but it shouldn't be catastrophic. That said, you should be whipped with a limp strand of spaghetti!!
 
lol thanks John. I agree, what a stupid mistake to make.

Sorry to rehash this but does anyone know what the torque should be for the drain plug? I realized that the mechanic that previously did work on the bike didn't tighten it enough and it was leaking.

Thanks!
 
V700Steve said:
16-18 ftlbs cold.
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Although I have not done that drain plug myself, your value seems a bit high tbh...16~18 ftlbs translate to 22~24 NM

it is only a small screw that goes into an aluminum casing and I was told not to gorilla it and snug would do just fine.

Maybe some more experience guys here can chime in?
 
TimmyTheHog said:
Although I have not done that drain plug myself, your value seems a bit high tbh...16~18 ftlbs translate to 22~24 NM

it is only a small screw that goes into an aluminum casing and I was told not to gorilla it and snug would do just fine.

Maybe some more experience guys here can chime in?
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Steve is about as experienced as it gets. My bet is he quoted the factory specification. That said, I don't go that tight. I use a bit of wrench art from experience. I just snug them up and haven't had one leak yet.
 
john zibell said:
Steve is about as experienced as it gets. My bet is he quoted the factory specification. That said, I don't go that tight. I use a bit of wrench at from experience. I just snug them up and haven't had one leak yet.
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Thanks John

Ya I am not questioning his experience but rather want to clarify if I am mistaken....

Would like to learn the right thing once instead of fixing the broken mistakes twice
 
16 - 18 ft/lbs is only slightly tighter than a spark plug.
I usually do that kind of torque by holding the wrench right near the head to limit how hard I can tighten, It is not a lot.
 
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