86 10 Platform

2011 BMW X6 35iSECTION 86 10 Platform
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TECHNICAL DATA - PLATFORM

- Type thread tightening specification Measure
1AZ Nut to retaining thread, rear light - M5 - 7 Nm
2AZ Bar to platform - M8x35 - 23 Nm
3AZ Lashing plate to platform - M8x35 - 15 Nm
4AZ Front guard to cross-member - M8x55 - 28 Nm
5AZ Front guard to longitudinal member - M8x25 - 34 Nm
6AZ Saucer head screw to rail - M5x15 - 7 Nm
7AZ Rail, loading ramp frame to cross strut - M6x16 - 11.5 Nm
8AZ Rail, loading ramp frame to longitudinal member mount - M6x16 - 11.5 Nm
9AZ Cross strut to rail - M6x16 - 5.5 Nm
10AZ Footplate to drawbar member - M6x25 - 11.5 Nm
11AZ Bracket to drawbar member - M8x25 - 34 Nm
12AZ Wiring harness mount to reversing housing - M10x1x20 - 58 Nm
13AZ Socket holder to drawbar - M10x95 - 55 Nm
14AZ Top reversing housing and bracket to drawbar member - M10 - 55 Nm
15AZ Towing attachment to tow tube - M12x70 - 96 Nm
16AZ Drawbar member to cross-member - M8x20 - 28 Nm
17AZ Cross-member to drawbar member - M8x25 - 40 Nm
18AZ Drawbar member to cross-member - M8x25 - 28 Nm
19AZ Disk wheel to brake hub - - - 100 Nm
20AZ Brake hub to axle - - - 280 Nm
21AZ Shock absorber to bracket - M12x55 - 96 Nm
22AZ Trailing arm to coil spring - M10x35 - 46 Nm
23AZ Coil spring to longitudinal member - M10x25 - 46 Nm
24AZ Wheel brake to trailing arm - M10x1.5x30 - 145 Nm
25AZ Trailing arm to mount - M12x85 - 96 Nm
26AZ Rear apron to bracket - M8x25 - 26 Nm
27AZ Bracket to mounting bracket - M6x16 - 11 Nm
28AZ Rotary striker lock to cross strut - M8x35 - 18 Nm
29AZ Bearing pedestal to loading ramp frame - M6x16 - 10 Nm
30AZ Outer towbar mount to longitudinal member - M10x25 - 55 Nm
31AZ Mounting bracket to longitudinal member - M10x25 - 78 Nm
32AZ Base plate to cross-member - M10x35 - 78 Nm
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