Tightening torques apply to lubricated screws and nuts. Lubricate degreased components prior to installation.

COMPONENTS - NM
Exhaust manifold, cylinder head side - 24
Exhaust manifold - heat shield(Turbocharger (TC)) - 20
(Other) - 15
Exhaust pipe - turbocharger (TC)(stud screw) - 20
(lock nut) - 25
Exhaust system, front / rear pipe - 25
Exhaust system, pipe to exhaust manifold(stud screw) - 25
(nut) - 30
Fuel rail - 10
Cylinder head
stage 1 - 20
stage 2 - 60
stage 3 - 130°
Intake pipe - 17
Camshaft carrier cover - 17
Camshaft pulley - 20
Timing belt, idler pulley - 24
Timing belt, tensioner damping unit - 24
Timing belt, tension pulley (1992-1993) - 40
(1994) - 30
Knock sensor (KS) - 20
Radiator - 30
Coolant pump - 20
Carrier plate
stage 1 - 45
stage 2 - 50°
Torque control arm
stage 1 - 50
stage 2 - 90°
Torque converter ........ - 50
Oil trap - 15
Oil plug (to oil pan) - 35
Oil pump - 10
Oil pressure switch - 25
Screw for cover, piston cooling - 17
Flywheel
stage 1 - 45
stage 2 - 65°
Vibration damper, centre nut - 180
Vibration damper flanged screw
stage 1 - 25
stage 2 - 30°
Throttle spindles, intake manifold - 1
Spark plug (do not lubricate) - 25

i am pinning this. thanks bear.

No problem, bro...

...and i went wondering, HOW on EARTH did this post end up in the Off-Topic Forum? I wanted to put this in the 850 Forum, actually, cos most of the torque specs are for the 850s.
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Hmmph... Must be the new 'intern' in the department, who just got in yesterday, for a 30-day stint. Fresh from the "chilling-oven" in the UK, duuuuuuuudddee... (And already HR gave her a circular about proper dresscodes to the office... HAR HAR HAR...)
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what was she wearing, or what wasn't she wearing :grin: , that got HR to give her the "proper attire" speech? :blush:

Exhilaratingly short-skirt (more like a decent skirt being pulled too high up)
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did you say from the uk ? lol piccies? lol OT i know sorry :P but this is the OT forum :)

Yep, Nottingham or something. She'll be joining us later, next year.
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Did not know that torque specs are for lubricated bolts. Learned something new here today!

Hmmm. I know i had that in the first post, but at the same time, i was also informed that there are arguments over the issue of whether some parts are OK to get lubricates or not.

For instance, some would contend and swear that lubricating the spark plugs would make it easier to remove them later, but Volvo said, do not lubricate. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/blush.gif)
Does that mean Volvo prefers it to get seized? And in the process of removal, run the risk of having the thread stripped? Hmmmm, dunno.

This is one reason why i didnt pay much attention to that aspect.

Another common argument, is putting the anti-seize on lugnuts. Some would swear on how DANGEROUS it could be, when the lugnuts un-screw itself, given hard driving conditions, etc. You can imagine the rest of the argument. But at the same time, some websites say its a good idea to put some anti-seize to make sure the lugnuts would be easier to remove.

I dont know.
I just you have to just pick a side, and stand by your argument. Have your own reasons to do it too.

Me? Yes, i lubricated by spark plugs.
But i dont on my lugnuts. Made a mistake once, and then washed and rubbed them off.
But that's just me.

THe choice is yours, sparky.
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More specs:-

Tightening torques

Designation - Nm

Bracket, sub-frame-bodywork (screw) - 50
Ball joint-spring strut (nut) - 50
Steering shaft joint - steering gear/upper joint, (nut) - 20
Wheels (stud) - 110
Steering wheel (screw) - 40
Contact reel - 2.5
Steering gear- mounting, center (nut) - 80
Steering gear-sub-frame (nut) - 50
Steering gear-engine pad (screw) - 50
Steering column bearing-member (screw) - 25
Steering column-panel (nut) - 25
Power steering pump-mountings (screw) - 25
Tie rod-steering arm (nut) - 70
Knee bolster (nut) - 20
Steering gear collision protection system (screw) - 80
Fixing nut-spring strut (nut) - 70
Spring strut mounting-spring strut (nut) - 70
Spring strut-bodywork (nut) - 25
Link anti-roll bar-spring strut (nut) - 50
Locating pin-brake disc (screw) - 8
Brake caliper-steering knuckle - 100
Steering wheel module-steering wheel (torx screw) - 10
Anti-roll bar cap - 50
ABS - stub axle sensor - 10
Control valve-power steering pump terminal nut - 75
Pinion-steering gear lock nut - 37
Pressure oil pipe, steering gear with O-ring seal - 7.5
Pressure oil pipe, steering gear with conical seal - 16.5





This post has been edited by ampangbear2: Yesterday, 10:40 PM

General requirements

-Clean all contact surfaces in the joint, mechanically first and then use a solvent to get rid of grease.
-If necessary, replace screw and nuts for torque-tightened joints. When reusing clean and oil.
-Always replace screws or screws and nuts with new ones for joints that are protractor tightened.
Note! Does not apply to M22 self-locking drive shaft nuts.
-The tightening values given as a guide below must be followed to an accuracy of better than ±5%.
-1 Nm = 0.1 kpm


And some torque-angle installation:


Torque-angle installing

Designation - Nm - Degrees


Torque rod-engine torque control arm (nut)
(M8) - 18 - 120
(M10) - 35 - 90
Control arm-sub-frame (nut) - 65 - 120
Sub-frame - member (screw) - 105 - 120
Spring strut-stub axle (screw/nut) - 65 - 90
Drive shaft-front wheel hub (nut) - 120 - 60
Front wheel hub-stub axle (stub axle) - 65 - 60
Ball joint-control arm (nut) - 18 - 120

This post has been edited by ampangbear2: Yesterday, 10:38 PM