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Brake MC switch torque specs?

Hi, does anyone know the torque spec for the two pressure switches mounted on the master cylinder of a 3.2 Carrera? I've done a couple of searches with no luck. Thanks for the info!

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The Bentley's manuel states.
15Nm (11ft-lb)
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hi..any time you use you hand it is between 15-18 nm so hand tight is ok..
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Thanks for the information Dan and Ivan, appreciate it!

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