Quick Help on Torque Specs
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Does anyone have the torque specs for the transmission to engine bolts? I will be damned if I can find them anywhere. If there is a good thread/location for all specs that would be awesome because I am sure I will need more.
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Jake has a book that gives all torque specs as well.
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63 ft lbs. Source: Jake Raby's Fastening Specs for the 997 booklet. You need this.
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The OP did not list which he has. Best to get the book and see locations.
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Ahhh didn't know that...i wonder why there are three different manual transmissions 😅
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I do not have a complete set of specs for all the nuts and bolts so I just use fastener bolt grades and shank size to come up with a torque that will be good enough. You are at this long enough, you will develop a feel for when it is tight enough. Not everything needs to be done at 1% torque accuracy (never is).