Tenere 700 Maintenance cheat sheet for your toolbox

[Cruizin]

EDIT:OIL Sump Bolt max TQ setting is 16 ft lbs /22 NM, the original factory service manual settings were too high and caused many to strip their sump threads. 

 

 

Big thanks to our very own @TimeMachine for putting this card together. I printed it off and taped it to the top of my toolbox. 

 

 

 

[Mike S]

Great list - thank you. What weight used for the rider and how much for the gear.

 

[Cruizin]

10 minutes ago, Mike S said:

Great list - thank you. What weight used for the rider and how much for the gear.

 

That is the max amount of clicks on the suspension, not a settings. Everyones settings will be different. 

[Mike S]

O.K. I’m looking for settings suggestions based on weight for a starting point. Thanks.

[Gezgin Endurocu]

3 minutes ago, Mike S said:

O.K. I’m looking for settings suggestions based on weight for a starting point. Thanks.

I think motor companies can write this settings on their book but they do nothing we are not specialist...

[Mike S]

I ordered Ohlins for an older BMW and they were set up with springs for a 180 pound rider with approximately 20 pounds of gear. I did have ro set preload for sag but all other settings were indicated as clicks from full with the suggestion that I may have to make minor adjustments to suit me preferred settings. They suggested that I record these settings as a starting point before making changes.

[whisperquiet]

Wow, that sump bolt torque sure looks high at 32 lbs ft.  My S10 has two smaller bolts.....each torqued to 14 lbs ft.

 

OP, thanks for cheat sheet....I make one for every vehicle owned.

Edited May 25, 2020 by whisperquiet

[Gazk7]

Thanks for the information

[Mike S]

I found out all of the factory settings for compression and rebound for both the forks and shock in the owners manual. It’s always good to have the base setting if things get out of whack once you start experimenting with suspension changes! It’s just too easy to get lost.

[vagrant318]

On 5/24/2020 at 6:00 PM, whisperquiet said:

Wow, that sump bolt torque sure looks high at 32 lbs ft.  My S10 has two smaller bolts.....each torqued to 14 lbs ft.

 

OP, thanks for cheat sheet....I make one for every vehicle owned.

I thought this too, on my drz it is 13 ft/lbs

[whisperquiet]

I used a torque wrench for the 600 mile service and torqued the drain bolt to 30 ft lbs.  I have 1800 miles now and all is good.

[Cruizin]

Bump for whoever needs this

[Belgradian]

Still waiting for the bike,  this is great information. Thanks!

[Yammybound88]

Great idea @TimeMachine very hand list indeed.

 

Cheers

[REDHORSECA]

T700 FUSE BOX

 

This is from the manual, I don't know why they didn't put it in numerical order. I will redo the picture later in numerical order. #13 are spare fuses.

Edited October 8, 2020 by REDHORSECA

[OU812]

Nice job Cruizen! 

[TimeMachine]

On 10/9/2020 at 8:39 AM, REDHORSECA said:

T700 FUSE BOX

 

This is from the manual, I don't know why they didn't put it in numerical order. I will redo the picture later in numerical order. #13 are spare fuses.

Ha! I went to post the fuse list here and you had already done it. I got mine printed as stickers.

 

 

 

 

 

[johnnygolucky]

50 minutes ago, TimeMachine said:

 

Love the sticker idea and thank you for posting this. 

I am curious, I've seen that the oil bolt torque was felt to be much too high at 43nm? As in people stripping it out? And that Yamaha acknowledges this. Is that not true? What are people tourqing it down to if they are torquing at all? Curious. 

Edited November 9, 2020 by johnnygolucky

[TimeMachine]

1 minute ago, johnnygolucky said:

Love the sticker idea and thank you for posting this. 

I am curious, I've seen that the oil bolt torque was felt to be much too high at 43nm? As in people stripping it out? And that Yamaha acknowledges this. Is that not true? What are people tourqing it down to if they are torquing at all? Curious. 

I dont use a torque wrench on sump bolts. I've done enough to know when its enough, and I am nowhere near 32 ftlbs. Maybe more like 20.

[Boondocker]

It saves me a few trips to the tool box and/or saves me from carrying tools I don't need to know what tools are required for which fasteners. 

This is not an exhaustive list but it covers frequently touched points.

Open or box end wrenches unless specified. There are JIS screws involved too but they're easy to identify.

 

Fastener       Tool Clutch & Water Pump covers 5mm Allen Clutch Cable Adjuster 14mm open Exhaust Hanger 8mm Allen Fairing panels 8mm socket or T25 Torx Fork Clamps 10 mm Fork Dampening straight screw driver Fork Guards 8mm & 4mm Allen Front Axle 19mm Hex Front Axle Pinch bolts 10mm Front Brake Calipers 12mm Kick Stand 14mm open Mirrors 14mm open & 17mm open Oil Drain 17mm socket Rear Axle 27mm socket Rear Wheel adjusters 10mm open & 12mm open Shift Linkage Adjuster 5mm Allen, L-wrench only Skid Plate T25 Torx Speed Sensors (F&R) 10mm Tail Rack 10mm open & 5mm Allen Top Clamp 6mm Allen Wind screens 4mm Allen

[Landshark]

3 hours ago, Boondocker said:

It saves me a few trips to the tool box and/or saves me from carrying tools I don't need to know what tools are required for which fasteners. 

This is not an exhaustive list but it covers frequently touched points.

Open or box end wrenches unless specified. There are JIS screws involved too but they're easy to identify.

 

Fastener       Tool Clutch & Water Pump covers 5mm Allen Clutch Cable Adjuster 14mm open Exhaust Hanger 8mm Allen Fairing panels 8mm socket or T25 Torx Fork Clamps 10 mm Fork Dampening straight screw driver Fork Guards 8mm & 4mm Allen Front Axle 19mm Hex Front Axle Pinch bolts 10mm Front Brake Calipers 12mm Kick Stand 14mm open Mirrors 14mm open & 17mm open Oil Drain 17mm socket Rear Axle 27mm socket Rear Wheel adjusters 10mm open & 12mm open Shift Linkage Adjuster 5mm Allen, L-wrench only Skid Plate T25 Torx Speed Sensors (F&R) 10mm Tail Rack 10mm open & 5mm Allen Top Clamp 6mm Allen Wind screens 4mm Allen

 

What a great idea.  I'll make one and paste it to the wall where it's handy.  Thanks @Boondocker

[lolocastsb]

awesome!

[thepointchris]

very useful and informative- thank you!

[NeilW]

Thanks all and a bump for the new members

[Kingsize]

53 minutes ago, NeilW said:

Thanks all and a bump for the new members

 Thank you!  

 

I just copied all that into a folder for quick access on my phone.