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Old 10-28-2016, 11:29 PM
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torque specs for m272 motor

I had to compile bunch of info from many scattered sources for replacing balance shaft and timing chain and whatever else comes with it


I belive I got most of it but cant find anywhere the torque specs for oil pump for m272 2006 e3504 matic




heres few others I'm missing


engine mounts
oil pump
oil level sending unit
the gearbox on the side of the motor( whatever its called)
the propeller shaft that connects to it


and I'm sure other random turque specs


is there maybe a page that lists them


or anyone would be nice enough to compile a list of the main bolts that relate to engine removal without transmission and balance shaft replacement.
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Search here: http://workshop-manuals.com/mercedes...ive_displayed/

- Engine mount: http://workshop-manuals.com/mercedes...ir/procedures/
- Rear mount: http://workshop-manuals.com/mercedes...ir/page_11663/
- Oil pump: http://workshop-manuals.com/mercedes...ons/page_6418/
- Oil level (see 272): http://workshop-manuals.com/mercedes...ins/page_6341/
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I didn't see the torque specs for oil pump there
but in google images this came up for different MB motors

which one would be most accurate for m272?

http://www.autozone.com/repairguides...96b43f80384334



http://www.autozone.com/repairinfo/r...96b43f80384334
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Originally Posted by raverx3m
I didn't see the torque specs for oil pump
See attachment.
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that's for timing case cover though
I cant find the oil pump bolts torque specs anywhere
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Originally Posted by raverx3m
Well, both of those links take you to the same page. And if you scroll down to the last procedure that is labeled "M272 Engines" you will find the same torque specs as in the STAR document I posted above:

M272 Engines
  1. Before servicing the vehicle, refer to the Precautions section.
  2. Remove the lower oil pan.
  3. Remove the bolts from the oil suction tube
  4. Push the chain tensioner back and remove the pump drive chain.
  5. Unbolt and remove the oil pump together with the suction tube.

To install:
  1. Fill the oil pump with clean engine oil and install it to the engine. First tighten the bolts to 44 inch lbs. (5 Nm), then to 15 ft. lbs. (20 Nm). Tighten the suction tube bolts to 80 inch lbs. (9 Nm).
  2. Install the pump drive chain.
  3. Install the oil pan.
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cant find the torque specs for the front differential to the block(front axle drive pinion? or axle gear whatever its called)
and which bolts go there and how many. i look through all data and cant find **** there... thsi is ridiculous.
anyone can please help me with information if you have access?
i cant even find what bolts go where and how many should be there.

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The oil pump information.
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i found the oil pump a while ago..
now im stuck on trying to figure out what bolts go where.
im about to start using my metric bolts from honda. seriously maybe the next owner takes it to the dealership so they can feel my pain when finding out that half of it is assembled with bolts that they dont have right size tools for
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Can anyone tell me the torque spec for the oil cooler bolts to filter housing and the power steering reservoir bolts. Thanks
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See attachment & https://workshop-manuals.com/mercedesbenz/e_350_4matic_wagon_(211.287)/v6-3.5l_(272.972)/engine_cooling_and_exhaust/engine/engine_lubrication/oil_cooler_engine/component_information/service_and_repair/
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