Torque Settings for sump screw and everything else 997?

[raykelly]

Hi!
This is bound to be in the Forum somewhere but couldn't find it specifically for 997.2. So I apologise now. As I am going to Torque, I want to be completely sure I have the right settings.
I will be changing the oil on my 997.2 C2 this weekend and I want to ensure I have the Torque settings right. I normally just use my own judgement on my previous cars but want to do it properly this time.

So what I've found for the sump screw it is 37ftlbs or 50Nm and then the filter cap has it written on it @25Nm. So really I want confirmation that the sump screw is in fact 37ft-lb torque?

Also, searching this online, there doesn't seem to be one place for all torque settings. There's bound to be somewhere? Anyone know where we can get all settings? I found different lists, like this one. (not sure how accurate it is though)

Also, as I intend to change my oil between services done by Porsche, should I write these in my service book or just keep them separate? I am filling in a spreadsheet of all my maintenance including oil topups, personal inspections, radiators cleaned, photos, paint correction etc..

Thanks,
Ray

 

[STiG911]

Okay - there's a great article on Pelican Parts that also includes the torque settings here - http://www.pelicanparts.com/techarticles/Porsche-996-997-Carrera/02-BASIC-Oil_Change/02-BASIC-Oil_Change.htm

I've also found a good 997.2-specific thread on Rennlist, showing that the values are in fact the same - http://rennlist.com/forums/997-forum/772679-torque-specs.html

 

[raykelly]

Ok, thanks for that. Yes, Rennlist is one I was trying to share in my original post. Just wanted confirmation. Thank you

 

[STiG911]

No worries

 

[raykelly]

Well, I just ordered "997 Torque Book - Fastening Specifications for Porsche 911 (Type 997) Automobile (#TB-997)". Would have preferred an ebook but this will do. Hopefully get it this week. Hopefully its as good as its suppose to be and accurate!