I suspect that if I waded deep enough in the 13 megabyte heavy maintenance manual available here that I could find almost every torque specification needed for even maybe a complete overhaul.
But for finding the few I need finding the few I might need in that manual I'm aftraid that search might take longer than the actual routine inspection. :unsure:
And I did find a page saying --
"If not specified otherwise tighten screw connections to the following torque:
M4 : 4 Nm (35 in.lb)
M5 : 6 Nm (55 in.lb)..." etc.
But that doesn't help me much because it's only about screws, (not bolts or nuts) and says "if not specified otherwise."
And besides, I don't have a clue how I'd tell if a screw was an M4 or an M5. :dry:
So I'm hoping to find a chart of just the COMMONLY checked torques during routine inspections and maintenance.
The readily visible bolts and nuts that it's prudent to check....spark plugs, etc.
Anyone know of or can point me to such a chart, list, or table?
Seems like it would be a handy thing for many 912 owners to have.
For example, at the moment I just need the torque spec for the two nuts when I replace the fuel pump.
But for finding the few I need finding the few I might need in that manual I'm aftraid that search might take longer than the actual routine inspection. :unsure:
And I did find a page saying --
"If not specified otherwise tighten screw connections to the following torque:
M4 : 4 Nm (35 in.lb)
M5 : 6 Nm (55 in.lb)..." etc.
But that doesn't help me much because it's only about screws, (not bolts or nuts) and says "if not specified otherwise."
And besides, I don't have a clue how I'd tell if a screw was an M4 or an M5. :dry:
So I'm hoping to find a chart of just the COMMONLY checked torques during routine inspections and maintenance.
The readily visible bolts and nuts that it's prudent to check....spark plugs, etc.
Anyone know of or can point me to such a chart, list, or table?
Seems like it would be a handy thing for many 912 owners to have.
For example, at the moment I just need the torque spec for the two nuts when I replace the fuel pump.
