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Here's some info from the repair manual that might help:
Please help verify and supply torque values for suspension
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Once done I'll post these up here for everyone to use, maybe the mods will sticky them up.
Please help verify and supply torque values for suspension
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Been trying to get all the torque values put on the parts diagram for us all to use and enjoy.
Please look these pics over and verify that I've got them correct.
There are some I can't find, or not sure of with ?? in the value.
Once done I'll post these up here for everyone to use, maybe the mods will sticky them up.
Please state the diagram and number for new values...
Here's some info from the repair manual that might help:
Stabilizer on side member M10 x 1.5 65 (48)
Stabilizer mount on stabilizer M10 46 (34)
Stabilizer mount at shock-absorber tube and wheel carrier - Carrera 2 M12 x 1.5 85 (63)
The ride height sensor mount #21 - if you even have it, will be a small fastener with a low torque value. Maybe 12 ft-lbs.
I assume you are looking for the strut mount (#3) nut torque. 24 ft-lbs. (listed above as "strut mount to body")
You may want to verify #10 (damper rod nut). 24 ft-lbs may be a little light.
I see what you're up to...
Nice idea. /placeholder/
The Knowledge Gruppe book has 80 nm (59 lb-ft) for the strut rod to upper mount.
Strut mount
nuts (strut upper mount to chassis) are 33 nm (24 lb-ft).
All of the values you are chasing are in the book on pages 102-109.
Everyone who is serious about working on their car should buy this book. It has every torque spec you'll ever need in one place. And it helps support a business that has given a lot back to the Porsche community.
I am not trying to shill for them, however the direct link is:
http://www.theknowledgegruppe.com/in...96-automobile/
Well worth the few bucks it costs, rather than chasing all over the internet and hoping someone (a) knows the spec and (b) you can trust that it is accurate.
It is as much a tool as any other I have in my toolboxes.
