Confirm Torque Specs for Brake Job on 4.6is

[OptimusPriM5]

Is this value universal for all e53? I have found the following values and want to confirm.

Front carrier bracket: 77lb-ft
Rear carrier bracket: 48 lb-ft
Guide Pins: 22lb-ft
Retaining screw: 12 lb-ft

[StephenVA]

From the Bentley Publishing X5 Service manual, 2007 Edition
Front carrier bracket: 81ft, 110 Nm
Rear carrier bracket: 48 lb-ft, 65 Nm
Guide Pins: 20lb-ft(+-1ft), 27Mn (+-2Nm)
Brake Rotor Retaining screw: 12 lb-ft

[OptimusPriM5]

Originally Posted by StephenVA

From the Bentley Publishing X5 Service manual, 2007 Edition
Front carrier bracket: 81ft, 110 Nm
Rear carrier bracket: 48 lb-ft, 65 Mn
Guide Pins: 20lb-ft(+-1ft), 27Mn (+-2Mn)
Retaining screw: 12 lb-ft

Thank you kind sir for the reply.

And by the way anyone that thinks you can reuse a bolt that has been torqued to yield and it doesnt change the properties is on borrowed time and hope your not sharing the road with me.

Jus sayin.

[StephenVA]

Torque Until Yield.

From a class test in Structure Engineering & Metallurgy
Q: What is the correct torque setting for a grade XX fastener with/o any known strength?
Correct answer: "Torque to failure, then back off 1/2 turn".....

Who says you don't learn anything in College that you can apply in the driveway or garage?