magicoi Active Member Aug 31, 2007 254 1 Lincolnshire May 25, 2009 #1 Hi, Does anyone know what torque the caliper bolts should be done up to on a mk1 leon cuipra TDI? Changed the pads and disks yesterday and did the caliper bolts upto 35ft/lbs Is this sufficient? Thanks
Hi, Does anyone know what torque the caliper bolts should be done up to on a mk1 leon cuipra TDI? Changed the pads and disks yesterday and did the caliper bolts upto 35ft/lbs Is this sufficient? Thanks
Black TDI Turbo Shussssh Its A Diesel ... Oct 2, 2005 1,175 0 North East May 25, 2009 #2 did it feel tight? if so then it will be fine.
james walker cooling is the key people May 24, 2007 5,121 2 retford notts May 25, 2009 #3 rear caliper bolts are 35nm 26 lbf ft caliper brackets are 65nm 48 lbf ft
MarkWales Feb 22, 2009 3,459 1 South Wales May 25, 2009 #4 i have never used a torque wrench for brakes alwaysused the - "it feels tight enough" approach
james walker cooling is the key people May 24, 2007 5,121 2 retford notts May 25, 2009 #5 always best to stick to the correct torque settings though, thats the way vw intended the bolts to go....
always best to stick to the correct torque settings though, thats the way vw intended the bolts to go....
magicoi Active Member Aug 31, 2007 254 1 Lincolnshire May 25, 2009 #6 48? Blimey thats tight! Thanks though, id better get them tightened!
james walker cooling is the key people May 24, 2007 5,121 2 retford notts May 25, 2009 #7 thats just the caliper carriers mate, you torqued the caliper guide pins to the right torques
james walker cooling is the key people May 24, 2007 5,121 2 retford notts May 25, 2009 #8 actually ive given you rear torques for the fronts its 30nm pins 125nm for the caliper bracket bolts thats for fn3 calipers
actually ive given you rear torques for the fronts its 30nm pins 125nm for the caliper bracket bolts thats for fn3 calipers
james walker cooling is the key people May 24, 2007 5,121 2 retford notts May 26, 2009 #10 get a halfords pro wrench... 50 quid but great piece of kit,,,,
magicoi Active Member Aug 31, 2007 254 1 Lincolnshire May 26, 2009 #11 yep, absolutely essential bit of kit for working on your motor