Anyone could help me out on that one! I am changing the Valve cover gasket this weekend but would like to make sure that I have the correct torque when I put all this back together.
I found 7ft/pnd but not sure from the source. Help me out please
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02-02-2012 08:45 AM #1New Member One Ring
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That is correct. Audi says 10 Newton Meters which is 88 Inch Pounds or like you said, 7.4 Foot Pounds.No one here wants to hear about the JDM Tyte Supras I owned prior to my Audis....
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10 Newton Meters/8 foot lbs. Start at the centers, then do the outsides diagonally, all progressively.2003 Audi A6 2.7T - Type-RS DVs with N249 bypass, GreensFI Hand Fabricated CAI, 2.5" catless exhaust with X-pipe, Magnaflows and Manual Cutouts, 17" BBS RC Wheels, Front StopTech Slotted Rotors & Hawk HPS Pads, Ziza Interior LEDs
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02-03-2012 01:42 AM #4New Member One Ring
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Perfect, thanks
I will let you guys know how it when tomorrow I hope
Cheers
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