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Old 04-03-2015, 05:03 PM   #15
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OK. In case you haven't seen it, the full repair manual is here:

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12135

If you download the portfolio version it is easier to navigate. It has all of the torque values with pictures.
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Old 04-05-2015, 02:45 PM   #16
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Updated list... See first post

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Added some torque values...

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Old 02-01-2016, 12:41 PM   #18
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good informations. i always look specific value at repair manual though.
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good informations. i always look specific value at repair manual though.
All the values are pretty much directly from the service manual.

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All the values are pretty much directly from the service manual.

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right. this saves a lot of time from looking so many pages for value!
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right. this saves a lot of time from looking so many pages for value!
Yep... that was the idea... quick reference. Also, some people might have had problems with downloading the manual.

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Oh~ this is good. I'll stickie it & thanks for member let us know bout this awesome thread
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Updated some more torque values.

If anyone has any torques for recently completed installs that are not listed... please post the values so I could add them to the list.

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What is the torque value for the for screws holding the wheel hub assembly to the rotor?
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What is the torque value for the for screws holding the wheel hub assembly to the rotor?
Sorry man... I could not find that torque in the documentation I have.

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IMma just go with tight as hell (89lbs) and add cease compound. Moreover, every video I've seen has used a persuader to take off the four screws.
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FOUND THE WHEEL HUB (as per subarupartsplus.com): According to the factory service manual, the four bolts that hold the hub assembly in should be torqued to 47.9 foot pounds.
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Can't fine the torque values for the cam shafts
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