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Old 07-22-2008, 02:52 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Help from Helm manual owners: torque specs

Need some help from helm manual owners for my 08 LX coupe 1.8 5spd...

Would you be so kind to look up a few torque specs for me.

Drain bolt for engine oil pan
Oil filter for engine

Manual transmission filler bolt
Manual transmission drain bolt

Thank you!
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Old 07-22-2008, 03:10 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Good and tight for all of them. Seriously. The oil filter is not supposed to be torqued by any tool. It should be hand tightened. The drain bolt should be snugged to what you think is tight enough for it to not work itself back out. It see no pressure. Same with the tranny filler bolt and drain bolt. They see no pressure, the torque needed is not alot. The tension would be just the same for the oil drain bolt. I have the manual so don't think I'm trying to be some sarcastic ass. I'm serious...
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Good and tight for all of them. Seriously. The oil filter is not supposed to be torqued by any tool. It should be hand tightened. The drain bolt should be snugged to what you think is tight enough for it to not work itself back out. It see no pressure. Same with the tranny filler bolt and drain bolt. They see no pressure, the torque needed is not alot. The tension would be just the same for the oil drain bolt. I have the manual so don't think I'm trying to be some sarcastic ass. I'm serious...
I understand... and I know a lot of trained mechanics do the exact samething.
But I figured that I have torque wrenches (in fact, 3 of them), might as well
find out the correct torque spec to do it for peace of mind...
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anyone?
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ok ok... here you go...

Oil filter = hand tight (and I really don't know how you'd get a torque wrench up there anyway)

Oil drain bolt = 39Nm/29 Ft-lbs

Tranny filler bolt = 44Nm/33 Ft-lbs

Tranny drain bolt = 39Nm/29 Ft-lbs

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ok ok... here you go...

Oil filter = hand tight (and I really don't know how you'd get a torque wrench up there anyway)

Oil drain bolt = 39Nm/29 Ft-lbs

Tranny filler bolt = 44Nm/33 Ft-lbs

Tranny drain bolt = 39Nm/29 Ft-lbs

Thank you thank you!! much appreciated!!!

for oil filter.. usually I use the filter wrench then turn it using the correct
sized torque wrench
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lol... well all is good then
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