Torque Specifications

2013 Mini Cooper Countryman, Standard TransSECTION Torque Specifications
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TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS

Application Ft. Lbs. (N.m)
Adapter-To-Power Flow Regulator 11.8 (16)
Axle Collar Nut
22 mm 147.5 (200)
24 mm 184.4 (250)
27 mm 221.3 (300)
Bearing Pedestal-To-Brake Assembly & Body 22.8 (31)
Bleed Screw 11 mm 8.9-11.8 (12-16)
Brake Booster-To-Pedal Assembly Console 16.2 (22)
Brake Caliper On Semi-Trailing Arm/Wheel Carrier 49.4 (67)
Brake Caliper-To-Steering Knuckle 81 (110)
Brake Carrier On Semi-Trailing Arm/Wheel Carrier 48 (65)
Brake Disc-To-Wheel Hub  
11.8 (16)
Brake Hose Couplings 12.5-25.7 (17-19)
Brake Master Cylinder-To-Brake Booster (Hydraulic) 38 (28)
Brake Master Cylinder-To-Brake Booster (Vacuum) 19 (26)
Guide Bolt (Front) 22 (30)
Guide Bolt (Rear) 20.6 (28)
Hydraulic Pipe Coupling-To-Brake Booster 22.8 (31)
Hydraulic Pipe From Power Steering Pump On Power Flow Regulator 29.5 (40)
Hydraulic Pipe-To-Brake Booster On Power Flow Regulator 22.8 (31)
Hydraulic Pipe-To-Pressure Reservoir 29.5 (40)
Hydraulic Pipe-To-Pressure Reservoir On Power Flow Regulator 34.6 (47)
Hydraulic Pipe-To-Steering Gear On Power Flow Regulator 36.8 (50)
Hydraulic Switch (Warning Switch)-To-Power Flow Regulator 13.2 (18)
Master Cylinder-To-Power Booster Nut 18-21 (25-29)
Orifice Valve-To-Brake Booster 25.8 (35)
Reservoir-To-Power Flow Regulator 36.8 (50)
Return Pipe-To-Oil Tank On Power Flow Regulator 11.8 (16)
Wheel Bearing Unit On Wheel Carrier 22.1 (30)
Wheel Lugs 81.1-95.5 (110-130)
INCH Lbs. (N.m) 
Actuating Unit & Control Unit Of Parking Brake 35.4 (4)
Bleed Screw 7 mm 2.6-3.7 (3.5-5)
Wheel Cylinder-To-Brake Backplate 88.5 (10)
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