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Question Torque spec for pressure plate to flywheel bolts

'77 915 tranny.

Bentley's says 18 ft/lbs, I am paranoid that this is an error. Does any one have this spec??

Thanks in advance.

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18 lbs? that sounds finger tight.
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Those are DIN 8.8 M8 bolts, and 18 lb-ft is the 'standard' torque ...
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Thanks Warren . . . paranoia has been relieved
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torque is sometimes greatly misunderstood, 18 ft/lbs sounds like "to little" torque. We measure torque in Lb/ft or Ft lbs etc......
so 18 ft/ lbs would be applying 18 lbs of force at 1 foot from a fulcrum..
Torque is a value in motion

a significant amount of tension can generated with a small diameter bolt. fine threads, lubricated etc......

torque values are usually well out of the plastic range of the material the bolt is made of... allowing for thermal factors etc..
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Oh - oh ... don't tell me you are starting to get paranoid now too!

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