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Old 3rd May 2009, 00:11   #1
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Torque setting for T stat cover?

Almost done with my repair and the BMW TIS doesn' give a torque setting for he 5 T stat cover bolts for the S38.

Anybody know the Nm or Ftlbs?

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Found it!

8-10 Nm
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Bob,

Hoping to refurb my t-stars in the near future and bought all new bolts for the job. The heads look unusual - what is the correct wrench/driver and size? Looks like a 'hex' or 'torx' but I'm not sure....

Hope you can help,
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M6 Star also known as Spline
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Bob,

Hoping to refurb my t-stars in the near future and bought all new bolts for the job. The heads look unusual - what is the correct wrench/driver and size? Looks like a 'hex' or 'torx' but I'm not sure....

Hope you can help,
Duncan

Sorry,

I was posting about the thermostat cover, I have the S38b36, and it has just plain old 10mm hex bolts.

Make sure you get the right tools, because the T Star cover bolts seemed to be a little sticky coming out and I had to drill out most of them and replace the with new stainless steel bolts.

When I replaced them I put some anti seize compound on them to help prevent frozen bolts (ferrous bolts into alloy parts) if I ever have to do it again.
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Bob,

My apologies for the blonde-moment! Completely missed the fact your post says 't-stat' and not 't-star'.......doh! Your advice all noted though and I'll ensure to do this as I suspect getting the old bolts out will be a pain.

Pete - thanks for your reply despite me making myself look stupid!

Cheers guys.
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If it makes you feel better, i read it as T-star also. haha whoops :P
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