torque specs for thermostat job
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torque specs for thermostat job
hello... replacing thermostat in 2010 S550, got the old P0128 code and defently not up to temp. need to get torque specs for t-stat bolts, and idler pulley if there is a spec sheet for engine accessories i would appreciate it.. thanks
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Mine is 6 nm on the old 124 m103 i was thinking like the post above and go for 6 nm -10 nm just as long as you use a good torque wrench to pull it down .
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thermostat installed, new belt also ...now runs at just about 90c stays right on mark when warmed up, anyone know how long the p0128 code will stay in system, tried to get code cleared twice at local auto parts stores won't clear, i heard possible 30 cycles of running up to temp but? anyone know if it ECM will clear CLE or have to find better code reader to clear ?
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