YOUR RESEARCHTorque settings for Tie Rods, well kept secret
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You'd think I was trying to find nuclear launch codes. I'm just looking for the torque settings for the tie rod end (where it hooks to the wheel). I have found a few vague references anywhere from 22ft lbs to 54 ft lbs but nothing that covers my car or at least the 996 series. But this is for a 2001 911 996 Carrera Cabriolet 3.4
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55 LB/FT. See here: http://www.cannell.co.uk/_manuals/po...nning_gear.pdf
Yup. Also in the Bentley.
By the way 55FTLB is also the launch code so be careful.
Good n tight.
You guys rock, thanks so much. Usually I can track this stuff down, but this one had me going in circles. I will treat these launch codes with the utmost care.
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