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  1. #1
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    melbourne eastsiderz
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    07 CL9

    The right torque

    Finally invested in a torque wrench.. long over due... anyway looking at the TSX service manual, here are some of the more common torque specs:

    wheel lug nuts 108 Nm
    engine oil drain bolt 44 Nm
    engine Oil filter 12 Nm
    ATF drain bolt 49Nm
    -------Black CL9 07 ltd edt----------

  2. #2
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    Perth
    Car:
    CD5 & GE6
    Cheers for that mate
    Maybe we can make a list of everything that should be torqued to spec
    by the way
    Is your torque wrench a 3/8" or 1/2" drive?
    3/8" Focus on the lower down the rating torque
    1/2" Is higher up on the torque
    You've gone through more accords than I changed underwear this month! - Sugz

    www.OzAccord.net/forum

  3. #3
    Just curious does the size of the wrench matter? lets say a 3/8" and 1/2" is both are showing 50nm will it matter which one i use? (only have a 1/2" torque, and i have no way of telling if its accurate)

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    Of course it doesn't matter! A ruler still measures the same distance on a mountain as it does at the bottom of the sea...
    '06 Accord Euro Std
    Stock standard =|

  5. #5
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    06 euro lux
    hey mate which one did u get? cause im looking to buy one.. yet there are so many types

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    Just dont buy a super cheap on (pun) and non pun intended
    You've gone through more accords than I changed underwear this month! - Sugz

    www.OzAccord.net/forum

  7. #7
    a basic sidchrome/kinchrome one should be ok for the backyard DIY'er. ive got a snap on because i dont trust the taiwanese with precision tools.

  8. #8
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    Melbourne
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    '92 EG Civic VTi
    If you bought yours prior to 1990 then it's an AU made tool. Otherwise they're made in Taiwan now.

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    didnt know they shifted production over to taiwan that early in 1990. somehow i had a feeling that they were shifted over to taiwan in the last 10yrs or so.

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    Friggin sucks, because your still paying a decent dollar for a taiwanese tool now...

    just feels better knowing it's from your own backyard

  11. #11
    Thinking about getting kincrome 3/8 torque wrench very soon. Anyone know cheapest place to buy or recommendations on other brands for DIY

  12. #12
    Quote Originally Posted by hayashi_1986 View Post
    Friggin sucks, because your still paying a decent dollar for a taiwanese tool now...

    just feels better knowing it's from your own backyard
    time to find someone who does snap on for a decent price, amazon doesnt seem to like shipping them to oz.

    or look for a decent quality japanese/german one, that isnt too expensive.

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