S stef787 Member Apr 18, 2011 #1 how important is it to use the correct torque when you put the lower shock absorber bolt back in? I want to replace the rear springs but I don't have a torque wrench . if its necessary, does anyone know the torque value of the bolt? thanks
how important is it to use the correct torque when you put the lower shock absorber bolt back in? I want to replace the rear springs but I don't have a torque wrench . if its necessary, does anyone know the torque value of the bolt? thanks
H Half Colin Senior member Apr 18, 2011 #2 Can't help with the torque setting but if you're in striking distance of Leicester you're welcome to borrow my torque wrench.
Can't help with the torque setting but if you're in striking distance of Leicester you're welcome to borrow my torque wrench.
U un1eash Active member Apr 18, 2011 #3 I've never used a torque wrench in my life, just do them up tight.
P PawnSacrifice Veteran South Oxfordshire Apr 18, 2011 #4 Check the link below for the instructions: BMW TIS - 33 53 000 Removing and installing / replacing rear left or right coil spring There is a link in there as well through to the torque settings. Good luck
Check the link below for the instructions: BMW TIS - 33 53 000 Removing and installing / replacing rear left or right coil spring There is a link in there as well through to the torque settings. Good luck