2025 Panigale V4 Service Manual and Torque Specs

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There are a few versions of the prior shop manual on the internet and I doubt there's a significant difference with the 2025 as the engine is the same. Obviously the change to the swingarm, rear wheel torque values would have been changed.

There's a right to repair argument for sure.

Often, the install manuals for accessories can be found online by searching the part number. Ducati Omaha seems to list them with the product. Below are links to product pages for the Akra slip-on and full system that include links to the install manuals.

https://www.ducatiomaha.com/collect...-complete-titanium-exhaust-system-panigale-v4

https://www.ducatiomaha.com/collections/panigale-v4/products/96482341aa-racing-silencers-panigale-v4
$8600!!!!!!!!! that's 1/3 the price of the bike! outrageous!
 
BMW have always been great with this.
Wish Ducati was just as easy.
 

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Don't kill me, I own a v4, in my life I also owned about 13 motorcycles, all sports bikes since 1997. Ducati is great at marketing and better at milking customers, we pay to dollars to be part of a cult.
 
Like, are we talking weeks, months, or is it a “good luck finding it” kinda deal? 😅
Also, for those of you who’ve had previous Panigales—how soon after a new model dropped did the service manual become available? Would love to hear your experiences! Let’s help each other out here. ✌️
 
Response to the Service Manual request.
Hello Aleksei,

Thank you for contacting Ducati Support. The service manuals are only accessible by authorized dealers through the company's intranet, and unfortunately the service manual is not for sale, therefore it is not available for distribution.

We understand that you are looking for torque values, and perhaps some simple maintenance procedures. We can definitely look into that and provide you as much information as we can. In order to do so, we would have to certify the ownership of your bike first. When you have a chance, please provide with us your photo ID, and one form of ownership proof, it can be the registration, insurance card, or the title. This will also tell us the model year of your Panigale V4.

Once we have completed the ownership certification, we will start looking into the system to see which information we'd be able to provide. We might not have everything that you're looking for, but we will bring you as much as we can.

Kind regards,

Winston W.

Ducati North America Client Service
 
I was able to get some torque specs:

Rear axle nut = 140 Nm +/- 5%
Front axle nut = 63 Nm +/- 5%
Front axle pinch bolts = 19 Nm +/- 5%
Front brake caliper bolts = 45 Nm +/- 5%
Engine oil drain bolt = 14 Nm (max 16 Nm); mechanic recommends 14 Nm
Engine oil filter cap screws = 10 Nm
Rider footpeg to frame (to change rearsets) = 25 Nm

Please (confirm and) add to this list until we are somehow able to get workshop manual (which is unfortunately not avaible because the dealerships access it online and they may not be able to share it.

1. Wheel shaft fastener 1 M24 140nm* GREASE B (On thread and underhead)
*dynamic safety-critical point; tightening torque tolerance must be Nm ± 5%.
2. RH rear footpeg fastener 2 M8 22nm
LH rear footpeg fastener 2 M8 22nm
3. COVER ASSEMBLY - OIL SUMP
- Oil drain plug with magnet 1 M14 1.5 pitch - 12min 14nm 16max SEALING COMPOUND A (On thread only)
- Oil filter cover retaining screw 3 M6 1 - 20 9 10 11 LOCK 2 pre-applied
- Oil sump retaining aluminium screw 12 M6 1 - 19 Tightening 3÷3.5 Nm + angle 90°
Torque check 5÷10 Nm
- Oil sump retaining aluminium screw 3 M6 1 - 27 Tightening 3÷3.5 Nm + angle 90° Torque check 5÷10 Nm
- Screw retaining oil return pipe from cooler 1 M6 1 - 20 9 10 11 LOCK 2 (On thread only)
 

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