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  • bimmer
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    Originally posted by mrgizmo04 View Post

    While that has the right torque value, I'm not sure that is the latest version. A few of the latest updates had pages on cams/valves (around page 40), etc per screenshot, and total page count was around 98.

    Weird that this particular value is incorrect...

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    Yeah really strange. Do you have the file that you took the screenshot from? I'm happy to host it somewhere for people to download.

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  • mrgizmo04
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    Originally posted by bimmer View Post
    Found a link to the updated version in bimmerfan08's rod bearing DIY. We should probably update the link in the original post

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    While that has the right torque value, I'm not sure that is the latest version. A few of the latest updates had pages on cams/valves (around page 40), etc per screenshot, and total page count was around 98.

    Weird that this particular value is incorrect...

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  • bimmer
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    Found a link to the updated version in bimmerfan08's rod bearing DIY. We should probably update the link in the original post

    Easy cloud file sharing for Mac, Windows, and iOS.

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  • duracellttu
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    This is an awesome reference. I've been looking for something like this for a while. Thank you!!

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  • Arith2
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    Yeah but there are no pictures. We want pictures too.

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  • Speed Monkey
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    The Enthusiast website, Build Journal, has a bolt torque guide.


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  • mrgizmo04
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    We need to correct the linked file then if everyone uses it as gospel. Sorry you had to break the bolt to find this out.

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  • bimmer
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    I think there may be an updated version of this somewhere. This one incorrectly lists the rear brake caliper bracket torque as 81ft lbs. It should be 48.

    https://nam3forum.com/forums/forum/m...ource#post4089

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  • Drlph25
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    Thanks for posting, this is gold! Somehow I managed to miss this using m3forum, time saver for sure.

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  • Obioban
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    Originally posted by T3amfish View Post
    Glad this wasn’t lost, I printed this and made a binder, color coded, for when I did my s54 swap on my e36 M3. This was invaluable
    I have it printed out to wallpaper my shop

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  • T3amfish
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    Glad this wasn’t lost, I printed this and made a binder, color coded, for when I did my s54 swap on my e36 M3. This was invaluable

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  • simplex
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    Downloaded - thanks for saving it and posting it here!

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  • Speed Monkey
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    Oh man Ian! Excellent info.
    I copied it to my iBooks/iPad so referencing it offline is possible.

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  • mjweimer
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    Great reference - thanks for re-posting here.

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  • e46 M3 torque spec thread-- every bolt on the car on diagrams

    Thanks to Flow, back on M3forum:

    Original Flow PDF: http://sawashie.free.fr/M3/TorqueSpe...SPECS%20LR.pdf
    Updated PDF with suggestions from this thread: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GS3...ew?usp=sharing
    Last edited by heinzboehmer; 02-12-2024, 12:25 PM.
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