YOUR RESEARCHRear Side Quarter Glass Fixing
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Hello Does anyone have a torque figure for the 3 fixings that hold the rear quarter glass to the body? One of the fixings on mine is a little loose (rattles when tapping on it) and I want to tighten it back up. Thanks!
I�m not positive on this, but in the knowledge gruppe torque book there are general figures for bolts that don�t have a specific torque value, and they go by bolt size (m6, m8 etc.) I think the m8�s are 10nm or 7 Ft lbs� not sure of the others but you may be able to look them up�
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