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Old 02-09-2010, 11:38 AM
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I been reading this tread on changing the tranny oil. Anyone know what are the offical torque spec from BMW for the 22 (or so) screws that holds the tranny oil pan in place?

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10nm or 7 ft-lbs . info from service manual .
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Old 02-09-2010, 01:16 PM
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10nm or 7 ft-lbs . info from service manual .
I didn't remember the exact torque number but it was very low so I decided to put some blue loctite on the screws just in case.
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I didn't remember the exact torque number but it was very low so I decided to put some blue loctite on the screws just in case.
I still don't quite understand why you used loctite blue (sorry I am not familiar with it) for torquing purpose. If I am not wrong, loctite blue is a kind of sealant applied on screw threads to prevent it from possible leaking. So loctite blue doesn't really help you torque the screws to 7 ft-lbs. Is this correct?
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If I am not wrong, loctite blue is a kind of sealant applied on screw threads to prevent it from possible leaking.
No, locttite blue is not a sealant. Loctite Blue is a "threadlock" to prevent nuts and bolts from loosening.
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