Torque Setting MK7 2.2 Injector bolt?

[Surfunitone]

hey gang, ive looked for this on the forum and cant seem to locate it, can someone please help me?

Torque Setting MK7 2.2 Injector bolt?

thanks

[fedup2]

6nm and 180 deg

[fedup2]

if you have the bottle

They snap very easy.I greased under the bolt head and did them till they felt tight enough and ignored the torq wrench.

make sure you use new bolts.stock item.

[belly]

6nm and 180 deg

if you have the bottle

They snap very easy.I greased under the bolt head and did them till they felt tight enough and ignored the torq wrench.

make sure you use new <span class="skimwords-unlinked">bolts.stock</span> item.

Just done my 3.2, it's the 180deg that's sketchy The fifth injector setup is 5nm and no 180 deg

[Surfunitone]

I'll got for 6 and bit all New bits so I should be fine!!

[Surfunitone]

what that in pounds feet? ive got an older torque wrench

[loot]

I'm getting 4.425372895662

[Surfunitone]

I converted it to that And my wrench doesn't go that lol.... I thought I had it worng...

[PLEDGEY]

The 180 degrees, is that, like , half a turn to achieve the 6 Nm?.

[DanMK7uk]

+180

After 6nm

Hopefully after 12 years op got it done

Cheers

[knobby1]

The 180 degrees, is that, like , half a turn to achieve the 6 Nm?.

No...it's 6nm, (4.425lb-ft or 53.1lb-in), and then another 180 degrees or half turn.

1 Newton is eaqual to 0.981kg/f....or 1kg is equal to 9.81newtons.

For the conversion...1nm is 0.7376 lb-ft or basically multiplied by 12 to get 8.8512 lb-in.

Sorry...I'm a bit of a numbers man.

Lord Knobrot

[DanMK7uk]

Im starting to think our knobby is AI lol

[PLEDGEY]

The 180 degrees, is that, like , half a turn to achieve the 6 Nm?.

No...it's 6nm, (4.425lb-ft or 53.1lb-in), and then another 180 degrees or half turn.

1 Newton is eaqual to 0.981kg/f....or 1kg is equal to 9.81newtons.

For the conversion...1nm is 0.7376 lb-ft or basically multiplied by 12 to get 8.8512 lb-in.

Sorry...I'm a bit of a numbers man.

Lord Knobrot

Ah sweet, now it makes sense. Thanks!

[andz327]

The 180 degrees, is that, like , half a turn to achieve the 6 Nm?.

No...it's 6nm, (4.425lb-ft or 53.1lb-in), and then another 180 degrees or half turn.

1 Newton is eaqual to 0.981kg/f....or 1kg is equal to 9.81newtons.

For the conversion...1nm is 0.7376 lb-ft or basically multiplied by 12 to get 8.8512 lb-in.

Sorry...I'm a bit of a numbers man.

Lord Knobrot

Ah sweet, now it makes sense. Thanks!

Are you sure it makes sense

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[vansit1]

how many kw is that 2.2?