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Torque specs

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I am replacing a coolant hose (996.106.888.09) on my 2002 996 C2 Cabrio with tiptronic. I removed 4 vertical nuts and loosened 2 horizontal bolts to move the transmission carrier located underneath it. Does anyone know the torque specs for the nuts and bolts ?

Many thanks,

Chris

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Actually I should have described it as a plate instead of a crossmember. It covers the area in the middle section of the vehicle where the metal coolant pipes are connected by rubber coolant hoses. The picture shows the plate where it has been lowered and you can see the horizontal bolt.

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Ok I believe the part I loosened was the transmission carrier 99637503108 so i need the torque specs for 99907605309 and 90037816709 . Thanks in advance !!

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Ok I believe the part I loosened was the transmission carrier 99637503108 so i need the torque specs for 99907605309 and 90037816709 . Thanks in advance !!

33 ftlb.

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