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How much :hammer: do I need on the mains of this thing?
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Per the Haynes manual 55 - 60 ft lbs.
Per the official TR6 Repair Operation Manual issued by Service Division - Triumph Motors - British Leyland UK Ltd. it's 65 ft lbs. I believe when I did mine I went with the Haynes because that is what I had at the time. Anybody care to weigh in on this one?
Per the official TR6 Repair Operation Manual issued by Service Division - Triumph Motors - British Leyland UK Ltd. it's 65 ft lbs. I believe when I did mine I went with the Haynes because that is what I had at the time. Anybody care to weigh in on this one?
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DNK said:
Box here too slow to open. I have to print it out at work.
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No, DSL+POS=OMG!