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Greg
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On Behalf Of Allan Streib
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Subject: [MBZ] tranny pan bolt torque
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Greg
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At least a few of us never want to go there ever again.
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Anyone know the proper torque for the tranny pan bolts? I know it's fairly
low. This is for my W116 300SD, the pan is square and has four bolts, one in
each corner.
What about the torque converter plug?
Thanks,
Allan
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Allan Streib str...@cs.indiana.edu wrote:
Anyone know the proper torque for the tranny pan bolts? I know it's
fairly low. This is for my W116 300SD, the pan is square and has four
bolts, one in each corner.
What about the torque converter plug?
Don't know for your car, but on my 124 cars, ~7
Max meadedil...@bellsouth.net writes:
Don't know for your car, but on my 124 cars, ~7 nM for the pan, 25 nM
for the plug.
Yeah I found a PDF on changing the transmission fluid, was from the
1990s but it said 7 or 8 nm depending on the specific transmission, so I
went with 7.
Driving around to
