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What is the torque setting for the seat bolts?

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YOUR RESEARCHWhat is the torque setting for the seat bolts?

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POST 1Original post

Can't seem to find these. Those that change their seats in and out must know it by heart. Please help. Thanks

POST 2Original post

1. Go to 'Search'. 2. Type in 'seat, 'bolt', 'torque'. 3. Press Enter. 4. Look at the threads that come up. 5. One of these is titled 'Seat Bolt Torque'. 6. Open that thread. 7. One of the posts in that thread, from a moderator, gives the torque. 8. Remember the general order of items #1 through #7 for next time.

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http://www.planet-9.com/cayman-boxster-tech/31341-torque-wench-setting-q.html#post347367

POST 4Original post

I did, so why don't you try it and let me know why it gives me ZERO results. I selected "show post". Thank you KS-CS!! You are a wealth of information as usual!

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