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Torque values for caliper bleed screws?

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Does anyone have the torque values for the caliper bleed screws? I just noticed I have fluid leaking from the screws at all four corners. So I either undertightened them or overtightened them. I am using a tiny 2.5 inch wrench to hand tighten them so I am betting on undertightened. Thanks.
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Bleeder to caliper
9mm screw - (5-8 ft-lbs)
11mm screw - (9-12 ft-lbs)
I searched a few sites and multiple sites say this.
 

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The factory maintenance manual specifies 14 newton-meters or 124 inch-pounds for front caliper bleed screws and 11 newton-meters or 97 inch-pounds for the rear caliper bleed screws on a GT350. The torque settings are specific to the GT350 - other S550 brakes are higher or lower depending on which caliper it is.
 
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Thank you sir!
 

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Before you drive yourself nuts on the torque. Do yourself the favor of checking the bleeder and the seat in the caliper itself. Either one could have a burr or debris causing the problem.
In your case, I doubt this is the issue since all four are doing it. But, if it persists...
 

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