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What Torque for Gearbox External Screws?

guzziben47

guzziben47

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Does anyone know what the torque is for the 5 external screws holding the gear box together? I have an Stelvio which I think has the same engine as the 8v Griso. The screws are to the right of the bolt you use to fill the gear box, and they go into the engine in a direction that is perpendicular to that bolt.

Anyway, I'm thinking I should try to get those torqued correctly or I might have some oil weeping from the gasket. I looked in the Griso 8v manual but couldn't find the info.

Does anyone know what the correct torque is?
 

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Too late! I had to unscrew the screws to get the bracket off. Anyway, 15 NM seems to work well (no leaks so far)!
 
I don't know. I tried tightening them about as much as the others. That's how I got the 15 NM. Anyway, it seems to be o.k.
 
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