Torque Specifications Spec, Bolt, Nut

[19Eclipse90]

****EDIT 2 - Many people have been unable to locate the specs they needed in these PDFs. If you are having trouble finding a specification for an engine bolt, you may consider trying to find it here: http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/art...t-size-bolt-nut-stud-fastener-1g-version.html.****

If in doubt, ask!
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In the same light that LiQUidx posted torque specs, here is a listing of OEM torque specifications for most any nut or bolt on a first generation DSM.

If errors are found, please point them out in this thread. As well, add any missing specs here.

A similar composition for second generation vehicles will be in the works soon. Hopefully this will help eliminate many of the threads asking for proper torque values.

Edit: Version 2 is a condensed version of the original, organized by 2.0L, 1.8L, FWD, AWD, and Common sections and are alphabetized. Version 1 is still perfectly good if you have it and has more information in more places than version 2, but it has been removed from here to easier control the information. Look to utilize the "Find" feature in Adobe Reader to help you locate the specifications you need.

Errors:
-In the first version, page 21 of 55 in the automatic transmission section, the torque values for the transaxle mounting bolts are switched.

 

[9!'clipseDOHC]

This should be written as a tech article. Here it will just get buried in the newbie forum and lost forever.

 

[19Eclipse90]

I was debating putting it in there, but I didn't know which section to choose! I'll see if a mod wants to move it.

 

[Calan]

Good idea, but it needs to be grouped by engine size and then alphabetized. It's pretty hard to find anything specific.

 

[19Eclipse90]

I will see what I can do; it should cut down the total number of pages slightly also. Appreciate the input!

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After fiddling with it today, I came out with something drastically shorter than the original list. Alphabetizing allowed for me to easily get rid of repeats. So that version has been attached to the original post.

Now, after completing that and realizing I may have gotten rid of things I didn't mean to, I went back to the file I uploaded initially. It just so happens that the "Find" feature on Adobe Reader works to help you locate any instance of any word, phrase, or part of a word you wish to find in the document. I had doubts it would work like that because of the way I imported the tables to the document, but it seems to work just fine. Because of this, I am not likely to go back over the 2G specifications simply because I do not want to leave out information (and it's not very fun).

Craig, that might help you find what you need a little easier; I don't know if you had tried that or not or if you are even using Adobe Reader to view it.

Other comments, questions, suggestions, concerns, bitches, and gripes are of course welcome.