Re: It's Time
1.Check the specifications
Determine the correct torque value for the bolt or fastener you’re using. This will be in Foot-Pounds or Newton Meters. Also, check the torque angle specifications for the bolt or fastener.
2.Tighten the bolt
Tighten the bolt to the specified torque.
3.Install the gauge
Install the torque angle gauge over the head of the bolt, and then put the torque wrench on top of the gauge.
4.Torque to specifications
Turn the torque wrench the specified number of degrees for that bolt. If the component requires multiple bolts or fasteners, make sure to tighten them all to the same torque value and torque angle.
