Tlb D5D volvo engine torque spec. - Volvo Cars & Trucks

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In the link

https://www.google.com/search?q=Volvo+Penta+130+marine+engine.+What+is+the+connecting+rod+torque+specs

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please see where the info is on the link.itll be under engine section....
https://workshop-manuals.com/volvo/s40_2.4i/l5-2.4l_vin_38_b5244s4/relays_and_modules/relays_and_modules_accessories_and_optional_equipment/accessory_relay/component_information/locations/changes_introduced_up_to_and_including_april_2007/

https://www.mahle-aftermarket.com/media/local-media-north-america/pdfs-&-thumbnails/torque3.pdf

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it's a very good website for vehicle problems even as old as 1991 ford..

Along with many of the others the bolts holding the brake caliper slides in place are stretch bolts. You torque them up as pe the first post and then its a twist of so many degrees. This stretches the bolt past its elastic limit. Once used just like an engine head bolt the bolt is scrap. I'm told its to keep the wieght down on the front. My personal feel is that its a dangeous practice because you know loads of Volvos will have had the bolts used for a second and third time.

15 ft lbs then angle torque 90 degrees

Please specify year and model of the car... I have a 1990 740 and can help you with this... I did this work for mine and the torque specs where 75 pounds. You can find more information in here: http://olybrake.com/pdf/fel_pro_torque_specs_guide.pdf

you do 14 foot pounds then 45 foot pounds then a 120 degree turn.if aluminum heads are what you have