

| Subject: | Re: torque for front wheel caliper bolts? |
| From: | Bill Kasper |
| Date: | Tue, 13 Nov 2001 11:35:06 -0800 |
thanks, to all who let me know this. as i said, my loaner wrench ends at 150 ftlb, but matthew pollard has fedexed me one that goes above 200 ftlbs. thanks matthew! and it was a rainy weekend here in santa cruz, and our lake, i mean our carport, was pretty wet. bill '87 syncro westfalia On Friday, November 9, 2001, at 03:25 , Larry Alofs wrote: > Bill Kasper wrote: > >> can anyone with a bentley handy tell me please what the torque numbers >> are for the two bolts that hold the brake calipers on to the front hub >> assembly? i am going to take off my rotors to replace the wheel studs, >> and will need to undo/redo these. and i can borrow a torque wrench >> from >> work, but want to make sure i get one in the correct torque range. >> >> thanks. >> bill >> '87 syncro westfalia >> (madly in love with my wife, who tentatively supports my vanagon habit) > > Assuming your asking about a synchro, > from the back cover of my Bentley: > > "brake caliper to wheel bearing housing......250 Nm (185 ft-lb) > > > have fun, > Larry A. > > > >
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