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Originally Posted by gordner View Post
So if that is true, how does a torque wrench set for the correct value account for that any more than the strippers or dogs do?
No, they do not. If a fastener is already tight, (i.e. anywhere close to final torque), it needs to be loosened slightly and then torqued. Torque wrenches absolutely do not account for initial friction and would *click* below final torque in that circumstance. They are made to measure while moving.
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