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CV Joint to Transmission bolt torque.


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Can someone please post the torque spec for these bolts? I ordered the 101projects book great for taking apart but doesn’t give you what you need to put back together. I have The Bentley on order but won’t be here for a couple days and would like to get it finished.

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Although your question has been answered, if you are going to DIY then this is what you need 

WWW.THEKNOWLEDGEGRUPPE.COM

Fastener size, grade, assembly position and tightening torque. Lacking this publication, most technicians find themselves looking through pages of workshop manuals to search for fastener torque va…

 

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Thanks everyone for the responses. I’ll probably grab that book it will be nice to have all the values easily available. Seems like I spend as much time looking for torque values as working on the car. Hopefully I don’t need it for a while looking forward to driving the car.

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