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Sorry, couldn’t find spec for current generation. Here’s something for the Torque Strut fasteners on previous Gen Cayenne V8.
NOTE: Porsche recommends replacing the nut each time (one time use).
When installing the new torque support, attach it to the engine first. This will allow you some play when attaching the other end to the bracket on the body. Keep in mind that Porsche also recommends replacing the nut securing the torque support in place. Once both sides are in place, torque the fasteners to 60 Nm (44 ft/lbs.).
Thanks! This is on the Base 3.0 6 cylinder, probably should have included that info when I posted this. Appreciate the information. 44 ft lbs seems about right, just didnt want to over tighten it.
Anyone have the torque specs for the M15 bolt on the dog bone upper engine mount? ...
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Need help with bolt torque specs.
