KTM 690 Enduro R 2018, Repair Manual

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Check
the
chain tension. (—
p.
92)
4
13.7.3
Changing
the
rear
brake
disc
e
=
Info
If the brake discs
are
changed,
the brake
linings
must
also be
changed.
Preparatory
work
—
Raise
the
motorcycle with
a
lift
stand.
(~!
p.
12)
—
Remove the
rear
wheel. (©~
p.
90)
Main
work
—
Remove
screws
Q
Take
off the brake disc with the ABS
sen-
sor
wheel.
—
Clean
the contact
surface of
the brake
disc.
-
Position the
new
brake disc with the label
facing
outward.
-
Position the ABS
sensor
wheel.
&”
The
lettering
on
the ABS
sensor
wheel
is
located
on
the
outside.
402045-10]
—
Mount and
tighten
screws
@.
Guideline
Screw,
rear
M6 14 Nm (10.3 Ibf ft)
brake disc
Loctite®243TM
Finishing
work
—
Install the
rear
wheel.
(''
p.
90)
—
Remove
the
motorcycle from
the
lift
stand.
(©"
p.
12)
—
Checkthe chain tension. («=
p.
92)
4
13.7.4
Checking
the chain tension
Warning
Danger
of
accidents
Incorrect chain tension
damages components
and
results in accidents.
If the chain is tensioned
too
much,
the
chain,
engine sprocket,
rear
sprocket,
transmission and
rear
wheel bearings
wear more
quickly. Some components
may break if overloaded.
If the chain
is
too
loose,
the
chain
may
fall
off the
engine sprocket
or
the
rear
sprocket.
As
a
result,
the
rear
wheel locks
or
the
engine
will be
damaged.
—
Check the
chain
tension
regularly.
—
Set the chain tension in accordance with the
specification.
92