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Caterham



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prop shaft torq
can anyone confirm what torq should be used for putting the prop shaft back ?

many thanks.
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Phoenix90



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According to the workshop manual it should be 47nm, apart from the driveshaft to park brake which should be 50nm (ok, barely a difference).

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Caterham



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thanks for the info on the torq phoenix90.

I'm currently downloading the manual (thanks mog) - got a feeling it ain't in english tho?
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