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Like this, if you aren't sure what Joe means - the washer should have little 'teeth' that engage with corresponding teeth on the output shaft, preventing the washer from rotating separately from the shaft.

http://www.sportbikes.net/forums/attachments/zzr-600/228233d1389988570-2007-zzr-600-front-sprocket-20131230_170823.jpg

Posted

Post up a picture just with the cog and washer fitted not the nut then we can see how it is going together

Posted

*disclaimer: RantMachine don't know shit*


Well, if the washer is engaged with the splines, the nut is properly torqued, and at least one side of the washer is folded over the nut nice and snug, I can't see it being a problem! :thumb:


*disclaimer: RantMachine don't know shit*

Posted
*disclaimer: RantMachine don't know shit*


Well, if the washer is engaged with the splines, the nut is properly torqued, and at least one side of the washer is folded over the nut nice and snug, I can't see it being a problem! :thumb:


*disclaimer: RantMachine don't know shit*

 

All the above in place. My worry was the amount of thread still unused on the nut

Posted

Doesnt look great...

But probably get away with it or save 50quid and ride it back to the dealer for them to fix!

Posted

So another attempt. Seems I can use the washer and have a poorly threaded nut or no washer and a flush threaded nut. Can't have both. Maybe the sprocket is wider than usual. All a pain. Going to have to let garage take it as I'm not confident with it.

Posted

once you tighten that up and bend the tabs on the washer over that nut should not come off


How many threads are showing on the spindle?

Posted

more than good enough


you have to think thats the way it came from the factory and most come like that so it will be more than enough ;-)

Posted

I use slip jointed pipe pliers, pulls it up neatly against the flats

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I use slip jointed pipe pliers, pulls it up neatly against the flats

 

I've actually got some of those. Wish I had tried them first I have made a bit of a mess of the washer tabs with a screwdriver

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Went out for a few miles very close to home (didn't fancy a long push home :D ) took it steady didn't go above 40mph. Very paranoid about any noise and have zero confidence in bike, well maybe 5% now.


Got home and took the cover off and the nut is still as tight as when I left although I think I need to invest in a torque wrench. I'm probably going to give it a run out at the weekend. I'm not taking it to work tomorrow or Friday. Am also going to buy a spare nut and washer and keep it under seat. Will probably check the nut every day now for a while. :D


Despite all this it felt great to be on the bike again!! Thanks all for your help. I do hope that is my problem sorted now.

Posted

If one of the washer tabs is bent up against one of the flats on the nut it ain't going nowhere....... :wink:

Posted

Sounds like you've done a sound job! Deep breath, relax, and enjoy the bike... shouldn't be any need to worry 8-)

 

I use slip jointed pipe pliers

So that's what those are called! Yeah, I use them for mine too :lol:

Posted

So that's what those are called! Yeah, I use them for mine too :lol:

 

Or water pump pliers ;-)

Posted

:mrgreen: i had to google them first before i realised what they were.

Took the car to work today, then quickly remembered how much my short commute sucks in a car. So much slow moving traffic gettin in my way :D

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