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Old 08-16-2023, 06:29 PM   #1
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I’ll have to check if my torque wrench goes that low! I now fear I may have over tightened, even at at one to two finger pull…
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I’ll have to check if my torque wrench goes that low! I now fear I may have over tightened, even at at one to two finger pull…
Make sure we're talking the same thing. The stem and the core have different torque specs. The core is finger tight. 2 to 5 inch pounds. The stem is 7 to 10 foot pounds.
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What make is your TPMS and what type caps do you have (flow thru or non-flow thru?)
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Old 08-17-2023, 06:48 AM   #4
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What make is your TPMS and what type caps do you have (flow thru or non-flow thru?)
It’s a tire minder TPMS. I do not know what type of caps I have (don’t know the difference). They just seem “normal” to me, I screw them on the end of the stem and then tighten the nut against them
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Make sure we're talking the same thing. The stem and the core have different torque specs. The core is finger tight. 2 to 5 inch pounds. The stem is 7 to 10 foot pounds.
Thanks for providing the info Tony. Been putting off procuring a low range torque wrench. Looks like I'll need to go shopping - again...
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Thanks for providing the info Tony. Been putting off procuring a low range torque wrench. Looks like I'll need to go shopping - again...
Nah..use your torque elbow.
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What is the core? I’m referring to the stem (I think), the nit that tightens to the outside of the wheel.
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