YOUR RESEARCHTorques for 987 Parts
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Is there a torque spec book that lists all the torques for all the bolts/parts for the 987 Cayman S ? I know there is a community made one for the 997, however I couldn't find anything on the 987. I've been doing some work on my Cayman recently, and it would be nice to have everything in one place. In tutorials that I've watched, they say what the torques are, and it would be nice to know where they get these numbers.
I get all my torques from my bootleg PIWIS document.
How would I go about doing this myself?
I use this - it's been super helpful. Note: I have no financial ties to them nor do I get anything from the (tho I'd be happy if they wanted to send me s*%t!) “997 Torque Book” – Fastening Specifications for Porsche 911 (Type 997) Automobile - Books - EDU Lacking this publication, most technicians find themselves looking through pages of workshop manuals to search for fastener torque values that are well hidden; at times they cannot be found at all. This publication makes these fastener torque values quick lnengineering.com This book says its for the 997 but - also states it's good for the 987 (which I found it to be).
I've just memorized 37 ft/lbs on the drain plug and 17 ft/lbs on the oil filter housing
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