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Old 10-27-2015, 09:45 PM
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Default Torque spec for torque converter drain plug

Hi, does anyone have the torque for the drain plug on a s4 torque converter handy?

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10 ft-lbs.
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Here's a table of torque values for the S4
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Thanks again, MainePorsche
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Thanks Craig.

Never seen this one!
Will be very useful for sure.
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Andy (AO) made it. Found it in Rob Edwards thread on his torque values. His didn't include values for an auto transmission so Andy made the one I posted.
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Originally Posted by 545svk
Hi, does anyone have the torque for the drain plug on a s4 torque converter handy?

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You're doing it wrong.. You need a chisel and a small sledge hammer..





then buy a 5-spd
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No Hilton, that what I used to undo all the plugs

As for a manual, I am very sorry I didn't have a spare garage when my friend sold his GT, but I like the auto to much to swap.
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Wonderfully useful table, thanks - I'm always scrabbling through torque tables in the WSM!

But watch out for the block coolant plugs which copy the error in the WSM and show 26ft lb (around 35Nm). This is too high and risks stripping block threads and/or breaking chunk off block. The actual torque should be 26 Nm (I usually apply less) and the manual expressed this as ft lb by mistake.



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