Oil pan bolts torque specification

[Marcvander]

Good day,
Got an oil leak coming from the oil pan, (on my 2018)  bought new Aluminium bolts just need the torque spec for theses bolts. Can anyone help?

[SimonUK]

[Marcvander]

SimonUK,
Thank you very much appreciate the help.

[DubbleRNR]

Originally Posted by Marcvander

Good day,
Got an oil leak coming from the oil pan, (on my 2018)  bought new Aluminium bolts just need the torque spec for theses bolts. Can anyone help?

I saw a tiny drop of oil in my garage.  I looked under the bike and saw that one of the oil pan screws was moist with oil.  Did replacing the screws solve the leak?

[smithy]

Originally Posted by DubbleRNR

I saw a tiny drop of oil in my garage.  I looked under the bike and saw that one of the oil pan screws was moist with oil.  Did replacing the screws solve the leak?

Possibly, but its more likely to be the sealant between the sump and block.

Smithy.

[AdzventureXR]

I had similar issue, last year. Just re sealed it and new screws. All good now. Use good quality rtv like LOCTITE SI 5699 - GREY Maxx. Tightening screw won't do anything. You can run a bead of rtv on outside but it's only a bandage, still will leak.

[smithy]

Originally Posted by DubbleRNR

I saw a tiny drop of oil in my garage.  I looked under the bike and saw that one of the oil pan screws was moist with oil.  Did replacing the screws solve the leak?

Gen-1 or Gen-2...?? If Gen-2 they have a water pump/oil pump weep hole in the rear of the sump which has a small internal O-ring on a tube which can leak leading to oil leaks...worth checking at least.

Smithy.

[DubbleRNR]

Originally Posted by smithy

Possibly, but its more likely to be the sealant between the sump and block.

Smithy.

Pardon my ignorance, but please explain.  Do you mean oil pan gasket?

[AdzventureXR]

There is no gasket. Only RTV silicone.
SimonUK posted the instructions have a look.

[smithy]

Originally Posted by DubbleRNR

Pardon my ignorance, but please explain.  Do you mean oil pan gasket?

Yeah, as "AdventureXR" mentions...no gasket, they just use sealant.

Smithy.