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In the process of rebuilding my calipers, was wondering if anyone knew the torque for the bolts that hold the two halves of the front caliper together.
-thanks
1983 BMW 733i My current project (or at least one of them)
2003 Volvo V70 5 Speed Current Daily Driver
1993 300TE 4Matic Project wagon -sold
1997 E290 Turbo Diesel Wagon -traded for above, an amazingly comfortable car to drive, great drivetrain, but the rust, oh my god the rust
1992 BMW 525i -traded in
1990 Silver 300TE -Sold Loved the wagon, hated the M103
1985 Grey 380SE Diesel Conversion, 2.47 rear end, ABS -Sold, really should have kept this one
1979 Silver 300D "The Silver Slug" -Sold
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Sheesh, I can't find this spec anywhere. My Chiltons manual doesn't have it, the BMW torque list on e38.org doesn't even list brakes, and google comes up dry.... surely I can't be the first to rebuild these calipers and wonder what the correct torque spec is.
1983 BMW 733i My current project (or at least one of them)
2003 Volvo V70 5 Speed Current Daily Driver
1993 300TE 4Matic Project wagon -sold
1997 E290 Turbo Diesel Wagon -traded for above, an amazingly comfortable car to drive, great drivetrain, but the rust, oh my god the rust
1992 BMW 525i -traded in
1990 Silver 300TE -Sold Loved the wagon, hated the M103
1985 Grey 380SE Diesel Conversion, 2.47 rear end, ABS -Sold, really should have kept this one
1979 Silver 300D "The Silver Slug" -Sold
Long Member
8.8 or 10.9? Thread pitch and count?
I have a chart, can give you an idea.
I make E23 parts.
09/1983 745i (stolen spring '13 around Houston, TX Achatgruen on nutria buffalo. 8481080)
10/1984 745i
11/1984 745i
11/1984 735i (10:1-265/6)
Ford, MB, and GM round out the pack.
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I did find the general bmw spec chart. I just really prefer to torque things like this to the correct number...
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