205 transfer case
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As my old boss used to tell me "tight" if you can't find specs just use a standard bolt torque chart for the size and thread pitch of bolt you are wanting to torque.
https://www.fastenal.com/content/fed...0Gr8%20Gr9.pdf
https://www.fastenal.com/content/fed...0Gr8%20Gr9.pdf
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Agree with moose, bolts have a general torque based on bolt size. Also I really encourage folks to buy the factory service manual sets that are available online. They really are a wealth of information, including all torque specs.
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