D DannysSTI Sunday Drivers Mar 26, 2018 #1 Just wondering if it's absolutely necessary to use a torque wrench when changing oil ? Or can it be gauged manually ? Sent from my SM-G950F using Tapatalk
Just wondering if it's absolutely necessary to use a torque wrench when changing oil ? Or can it be gauged manually ? Sent from my SM-G950F using Tapatalk
BazGF8 OG Wagan ISDC Club Member Mar 26, 2018 #2 Not 100% necessary but if you have one use it as it’s Aluminium, when it starts to tighten , just nip it a 1/4 turn. Double check again after 20-30km No need on the rear diff because the thread on the bung is tapered
Not 100% necessary but if you have one use it as it’s Aluminium, when it starts to tighten , just nip it a 1/4 turn. Double check again after 20-30km No need on the rear diff because the thread on the bung is tapered
OP OP D DannysSTI Sunday Drivers Mar 27, 2018 #3 BazGF8 said: Not 100% necessary but if you have one use it as it’s Aluminium, when it starts to tighten , just nip it a 1/4 turn. Double check again after 20-30km No need on the rear diff because the thread on the bung is tapered Click to expand... Cheers man appreciate it ! Saves me a few yoyos [emoji1303] Sent from my SM-G950F using Tapatalk
BazGF8 said: Not 100% necessary but if you have one use it as it’s Aluminium, when it starts to tighten , just nip it a 1/4 turn. Double check again after 20-30km No need on the rear diff because the thread on the bung is tapered Click to expand... Cheers man appreciate it ! Saves me a few yoyos [emoji1303] Sent from my SM-G950F using Tapatalk
