YOUR RESEARCHTorque Settings for bolts - 3.6 C2
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I'm looking for a spreadsheet showing Torque settings for basically all bolts etc. I have a copy of PET, but could not find torque settings. I eventually found out elsewhere that the exhaust manifold bolts are 23Nm or 17 ftlb. Does anyone have a one stop shop showing all Torque settings on the car.
Workshop manuals have some torque values in. You can get them from: 996 Workshop Manuals
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Thanks Phil. Great doc to keep. It confirms the data i found earlier. I'm sure i had it some time ago but can't currently find it in my files. Good to share with everyone. Rog
I think all M6 are 10NM
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